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So you would like to know more about Uruguay wingshooting? Good. Los Gauchos is just the outfitter to give you the most current and up to date details on the latest news concerning bird hunting in Uruguay.

Right now, there are no planned changes to the upcoming Uruguay bird hunting schedule. The dove and pigeon hunting seasons will continue to remain open all year long, and no limits will be placed on either species—as usual.

The pigeons and doves in this country are so plentiful, and multiply so rapidly, that they are considered pests by the govt. and there is no chance of their harvests being limited anytime in the near future.

Try it! This is a Uruguay bird hunt that is sure to satisfy…you can expect to shoot over 1,750 rounds of shells in a full day of this ultra-exciting Uruguay wingshooting.

Bird Hunting in Uruguay: Perdiz

There is no proposed change to the Perdiz schedule either; it will continue to open on May 1st and conclude on the 31st of July. The limit will remain at 10 birds per shooter, per day, and the use of dogs to hunt them will, of course, remain permissible. Hunters who book a trip for Perdiz hunting can expect some of the most challenging upland hunting action available in South America.

In fact, Perdiz hunting is the only hunting option available for upland birds other than a very limited area in the Patagonia region of Argentina where one can shoot Valley Quail. Argentina quail hunting is excellent venue that can be combined with fly fishing—for more details on this additional upland bird shoot, please contact us by phone or email and ask about it specifically.

Please note that the best Uruguay bird hunt location for Perdiz is near the cities of Colonia and Mercedes. Here, even the most average shooter will have no problem reaching his or her limit in just an hour or two of walking.

When you plan a trip to go bird hunting in Uruguay for Perdiz, make sure to come properly equipped: bring your upland hunting vest, an orange hat (recommended, but not required by law), and a good pair of waterproof boots. Standing water can pile up in pastures, and soak through boots that are not waterproof (not just water resistant), making the rest of your Uruguay bird hunting day miserable.

Uruguay Wingshooting: Ducks! Ducks! Ducks!

You guide will be shouting this out in the blind when is see ducks in the distance, of course it will be in Spanish, so all one will hear is: “Patos! Patos! Patos!”.

But don’t worry, even if you did not know that word in Spanish, the international language of excitement and intensity will permeate the air, and you will know right away what is going to happen—the dog will also be whimpering a bit too if he or she sees the ducks before everyone else.

Here they come! This Uruguay bird hunt is a waterfowl hunting extravaganza…offering a chance at over seven different species of ducks, all unique, challenging, and interesting.

Uruguay Bird Hunting – You gotta’ do it!

With Los Gauchos, you will have the opportunity to shoot over some of the best Labrador retrievers found anywhere. The dogs were all trained in the USA at The Tailwind Farm (by accomplished trainer and field trial judge, Jim Cherney), and have picked up more birds than any other dogs in the world, and that is NO exaggeration. It is estimated that some of our most senior dogs have picked up over 8,000 birds in their lives—a feat that could and should go into the Guinness Book of World Records.

So come to Uruguay and write your own page in the record book. We guarantee that you will shoot more birds in one week than an entire (probably two) duck hunting seasons at home. When you leave, you will be able to tell all your friends about the magic of Uruguay bird hunt, and why Uruguay wingshooting stands at the top of the winner’s circle with Argentina as one of the top ranked international bird hunting destinations.

If you would like to see more PHOTOS and VIDEOS of hunting and fishing in South America, please visit us at www.LosGauchosTV for more details.

There you will find some of the best videos ever made about bird hunting in Uruguay and Argentina, as well as exciting fishing footage featuring Robert Arrington of Reel Adventures in action on freshwater dorado in Uruguay.