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In the wild heart of Northern Patagonia, the mountain range of Neuquén offers a raw and untamed hunting experience.

Here, red stags roam free across endless valleys, dense forests, and rugged hillsides—no fences, no boundaries, no second chances. This is not a staged hunt. It’s the real thing.

 

From March to May, the rut begins. But between mid-March and mid-April, Patagonia roars. The echo of powerful stags breaks the silence at dawn and dusk, calling hunters into a primal game of strategy and endurance. You’ll walk miles. You’ll climb. You’ll feel the burn in your legs and the wind on your face. And when the moment comes, it’s just you, the beast, and the shot.

 

This land demands effort—and rewards it with unforgettable encounters.

 

Local guides, born and raised in this terrain, know every ridge, every shadow, every trail worn by the animals. Their instinct and experience are your best weapons in this ever-changing wilderness. They won’t just lead you—they’ll challenge you to go further.

 

This is Patagonia.

This is hunting as it was meant to be.

Wild. Harsh. True.