En Rancho Salvaje Safari, cada jornada de caza es mucho más que disparos certeros: es el resultado de un verdadero trabajo en equipo entre el cazador y su compañero más fiel — el perro de caza. Estos animales no solo forman parte esencial de la experiencia, sino que representan la conexión más pura entre la naturaleza y la tradición cinegética.
At Rancho Salvaje Safari, each hunting day is about more than just accurate shots
—it’s the result of true teamwork between the hunter and their most loyal companion: the hunting dog. These animals are not only essential to the experience, they also represent the purest connection between nature and the hunting tradition.
Un viaje de caza puede ser mucho más que eso. En Rancho Salvaje Safari, también es una oportunidad única para quienes acompañan a sus seres queridos, pero no participan directamente en la cacería. Nuestro Lodge está diseñado para ofrecer una experiencia inolvidable para todos, cazadores y no cazadores por igual.
A hunting trip can be much more than just that. At Rancho Salvaje Safari, it’s also a unique opportunity for those who accompany their loved ones but don’t participate directly in the hunt. Our lodge is designed to offer an unforgettable experience for everyone—hunters and non-hunters alike
When planning your next international hunting adventure, you may consider destinations like Africa, Eastern Europe, or North America. But more and more hunters — both seasoned and first-time travelers — are choosing Argentina for their next trip.
Cuando se trata de planificar una aventura de caza internacional, hay muchas opciones sobre la mesa: África, Europa del Este, Norteamérica… Sin embargo, cada vez más cazadores experimentados —y también novatos— están eligiendo Argentina como su próximo destino.
Consejos prácticos, experiencias reales y lo que nadie te cuenta antes de tu primer viaje de caza internacional.
Viajar a Argentina para vivir tu primer safari de caza es una experiencia emocionante, pero también puede generar muchas dudas. ¿Qué tan físico es el viaje? ¿Qué equipo es realmente necesario? ¿Cómo es el trato con los guías? ¿Qué pasa si nunca cazaste fuera de tu país?
Practical tips, real experiences, and what no one tells you before your first international hunting trip. Traveling to Argentina for your first hunting safari is an exciting adventure, but it can also bring up a lot of questions. How physically demanding is the trip? What gear do you really need? What is the interaction with the guides like? What if you’ve never hunted outside your country before
Discover how to make the most of your stay at Rancho Salvaje Safari by combining different species and unique experiences.
One of the great advantages of hunting in Argentina is the variety of species and landscapes you can enjoy in a single trip.
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The rutting season of the red stag, known as the roar, is one of nature’s most fascinating spectacles and one of the most sought-after experiences for hunters in Argentina. During this period, males become highly active, roaring, fighting with rivals, and defending their territories with remarkable energy and aggression.
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Santa Rosalia 1541, San Andres, CP 1651
Buenos Aires, Argentina.
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Get in contact with Rancho Salvaje Safari, let’s customize your trip to your needs, dates and accommodations.
Just fill in the form below with your name and email address with a short message and and we will get back to you.
Santa Rosalia 1541, San Andres, CP 1651, Buenos Aires, Argentina.