Estancia Chischaca Big Game Hunt 4-Night All-Inclusive Stay for 4 Hunters This Experience Includes:
- 4-night stay at Estancia Chischaca for four hunters.
- Five days with three full hunting days with a guide.
- Three meals per day with wine and beer.
- Two hunters to 1 guide ratio.
- Pickup and drop off at San Luis Airport.
- All transportation in the hunting area.
- This trip is an action-packed adventure for four hunters in the San Luis province of Argentina. You will hunt for Red Stag, Argentine Water Buffalo, Blackbuck, and more. Hunt tens of thousands of acres for multiple big game species with your Gaucho guide. You'll enjoy 5-Star lodging with all the amenities of a home, including gourmet meals, local wine and beer, Wi-Fi, and more. You can schedule this trip for 2024, 2025, or 2026 Argentina hunting seasons. Big Game Hunting A typical day will begin with a full breakfast, a trip into the field to hunt, a relaxing lunch back at the lodge, a siesta, and another afternoon of big-game hunting experience. The day ends with cocktails, wine, appetizers, and dinner with courses inspired by the local Argentine culture with fresh venison, chicken, beef, and vegetables and local desserts such as Crème caramel and Dulce de leche. The winning bidder is responsible for the cost of all trophy fees Accommodation in San Luis Enjoy a 4-night stay at Estancia Chischaca in two double rooms (one queen or two double beds) and an En-Suite bathroom. Savor local-inspired gourmet meals, superb Argentine wine, and local beer in the main dining area. Then, relax in the living room and share stories about your successful day of hunting. Hunt tens of thousands of acres of prime Argentine ranchlands and farmland for up to 10 plus species of Big Game animals. The most popular time to hunt is March through the end of July when temperatures are cooler. However, since Argentina is below the equator, the seasons are opposite of those in the United States.
RED STAG Red Stag - Bronze Medal Up To 312 SCI Red Stag - Silver Medal 312 To 360 SCI 360 To 377 SCI Red Stag - Gold Medal 378 To 400 SCI 401 To 420 SCI 421 To 440 SCI 441 To 460 SCI 461 To 480 SCI 481 To 500 SCI $4,100 Ant $6,100 A $8.100 A $9,500 R $12,500 A $15,000 A $20,000 Al $26.000 217 $28,000 E ~ Estancia Chischaca » Estancia Amakela BIG GAME HIGH-VOLUME DOVE HUNTING Water Buffalo - Best We Can Find Blackbuck Fallow Deer - Best We Can Find Axis Dees European Mouflon - Best We Can Find Wild Boar Jacobs Multi-Horned Ram $3.500 At $2,300 I Hunts at Estancia Amakela include one bonus day of Dove Hunting. Dove $4.500 A hunting is not available at Estancia Chischaca. The bonus Dove hunting day $3,100 W does not include shotgun rental, wing shooting license, or shotgun shells. Add extra wing shooting days at $550 per hunter and $250 per observer. $4,500 k $600 h DOMESTIC FLIGHTS, MEET & GREET SERVICES $1,500 Ink Meet & Greet Services in Buenos Aires, overnight Hotels, tours, and Domestic flights from Buenos Aires to Santiago del Estero or San Luis should be booked EXTRA DAYS, OBSERVERS & LICENSES through the outftter. Flights average about $200 round trip per person. We recommend you arrive in Buenos Aires one day early. Contact Cecilia Clausen at Extra Hunt Days - Big Game $450 In info@argentinatophunts.com for details and pricing. For Flights to Buenos Aires, Big Game Hunting License S200 00 contact Kausha at kausha@cooktravel.net or 917-338-1859. Big Game Trophy Freight To Buenos Aires $400 Ink Rifle Rental & Ammo (One Time) $200 ₴74 TIPPING THE STAFF & IMPORTANT DETAILS Non-Hunting Observers Per Day $250 Art Tipping is not compulsory but greatly appreclated and is per hunter on a 1X1 PH Extra Dove Hunting Days $550 # Hunter Ratio. Gratuities should be from $800 to $1000 or 15% of trophy fees, Wing Shooting License $150 # whichever is larger. Tipping is in US Dollars. Shotgun Rental (Daily) $75 & * Due to currency fluctuations and post-COVID inflation, the prices listed here are Shotgun Shells (Per Box Of 25) 516 subject to change. By prepaying 50% of your trophy fees, you can lock in the prices at the current rate
Getting your Trophies Home (Trophy Export) One of the most common questions is how much it costs to get my trophies back home. Unfortunately, there are many variables to this question, so there is no simple answer. Unfortunately, this usually drives first-time international hunters crazy. So let us unwind some of these Cha-chings. Variable 1: Dip & Pack Dip and pack prepare the cape, skull, and horns (or antlers) for shipment. The cape is usually dry-tanned and folded, the skull is boiled and bleached to rid it of all blood and flesh, and the horns/antlers rid any skin, meat, or blood. If you choose this method, you must send these raw goods to a USDA taxidermist. If your regular taxidermist is not USDA Certified, they will need to pick up the trophies from the USDA Certified taxidermist. The USDA taxidermist must open the crate in a "clean room," inspect for any creepy crawlies and file their import paperwork. There will be a charge for this. If you have the USA Taxidermist mount your trophies, they will usually waive this inspection charge. Find a USDA Certified Taxidermist - Click here! Cha-chings: Dip and Pack fees, USDA Taxidermists Inspection, and possible delivery to your taxidermist Variable 2: Taxidermy A good option is to have your trophies mounted in their country of destination but keep in mind this is only sometimes available. Charity Safaris recommends this option for our South Africa and New Zealand hunters. Unfortunately, the expense in Argentina doesn't make it a viable option. The Dip and Pack option in South Africa usually take about nine to eleven months. This same option in New Zealand is generally six months or less.
If your taxidermist's work has a one-year lead time (and most of them do), you could look at 18-23 months before putting up your mounts. If you take the in-country taxidermy option, you may put your mounts in nine for twelve months. After that, taxidermied mounts are final products that can ship to your door after clearing customs. This method skips the USDA Certified taxidermist requirement and saves you some money. The taxidermists we recommend in South Africa and New Zealand do quality work and are also very knowledgeable about the animals in their own countries. However, some U.S. taxidermists may have never mounted some of the trophies you are bringing home. Cha-chings: Taxidermy costs Variable 3: Shipping Crates Whether you have your trophies taxidermied or dipped and packed, they require a custom-built shipping crate. All boxes are made to order and must use fumigated wood to be allowed into the United States. Shipping rates are by dimensional weight. There is no way to know the box size until the crate is built around the animals. The crate size depends on many factors like the number of animals, the size of the horns or antlers, etc. Horns and antlers are usually detached to save room and easily reattached back in the United States. Crates are carefully built to the best size to keep the shipping rates reasonable. Remember, your trophies are tied to your hunting license, which is linked to your export permit and usually makes it impossible to share a crate with your hunting buddies. Your trophies can ship by sea or air. Sea has a lower rate, but your trophies may be subject to salt air for extended periods, which is not good for them. It also takes much longer to reach the United States. So, air shipments are the popular way to get your trophies back. Cha-chings: Shipping Crate, Export permits, and Shipping to the U.S. Variable 4: U.S. Customs Once your crate of trophies lands in a U.S. Customs port, a U.S. Fish and Wildife official will inspect the shipment. Sometimes they x-ray them, and sometimes they will open the box to ensure the trophies in the crate match the trophies on the export permit.

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