WHAT IS GOING ON WITH THE BIRDS

We have 20 years experience scouting and operating Wingshooting lodges in 4 different countries (Bolivia, Colombia, Paraguay and Argentina).

Over and over again, we come to the conclusion that Cordoba, Argentina is still the best dove hunting destination in south America if not the world!

Where else can you stay at 5 star lodges, with superb service, and shoot all day, non-stop at wild birds?? This is where we come in; at FlyWays lodges you get all of it: experience, dependability, great lodging, great logistics, unbeatable non-stop action, personalized service, attention to detail and great prices. All in one package!!

Why shop around? Book with the best!!

WHAT’S NEW AT FLYWAYS

For many years, our devoted Wingshooting clients have been asking for a mixed bag option.

After much research, we believe we found a great one; finally landed a great spot in Buenos Aires province.

We will soon be sending out, all the information necessary with pics, prices, programs and itineraries etc… Be on the lookout!!

Here is a glimpse at what is coming soon, to the FlyWays collection of lodges!! VIEW

Yes, our mixed bag will include : Ducks, Perdiz, Pigeon and Indian antelope (blackbuck).

For any inquiries pelase email
Alex Mitri (Owner) at :
[email protected]

ON A
SEPARATE NOTE

Recently, we had a visit at our lodges, from an accomplished Wildlife Biologist : Johnathan O’dell; Migratory Gamebird Biologist, with the Arizona Game and Fish Department, Terrestrial Branch, in Phoenix, AZ. He had a great stay with us and was able to look around and share some of his science knowledge about the dove behavior. Below is a small portion of his thorough report explaining the slight movement in birds.

Monitoring of Roosts and Movements: I know there is great concern over the roosts having moved approximately 6 years ago. It would appear this phenomenon isn’t limited to just Córdoba since reports of this occurred in several South American countries, as well as the southwestern United States around the same time. While it is unclear why this may have occurred, the potential triggers could include large scale environmental factors such as climate change or even geomagnetic factors since doves are particularly attuned to it. Since those factors are not anything we can control, we have to look at a more local scale and focus on the roosts themselves, as well as the habitat conditions.

SEASON AND AGRICULTURE

We are ending our winter season and entering into spring/summer. Off course we are getting our soil and seeds ready for the 2022 planting campaign!

This year we have a new agriculture team and after consulting with several bird migration biologists we are going to include other grain in our planting campaign; Sunflower, sorghum and milo.

Tel: +1 786 207 2871
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