Estancia Collon co

The Ranch Where the First Red Stag was brought to Patagonia over 95 years ago

The landscape is typical of the Andes foothills — think Montana where the High Plains meet the Rockies — combining open country, forests and high foothills covered in pine. The 50,000 acres are a truly gorgeous and productive environment for wildlife. Most importantly, the foot hills have some of the largest wild red stag trophies in Argentina. The ranch is located half-way between Junín de los Andes and San Martin de los Andes. This estancia is bordered by famous lakes and rivers such as Lake Lolog and the Chimehuin River.

Shooting

This is typical high Patagonian steppe and plateau country, creating challenging conditions. The vegetation is typically low so stag may be spotted and evaluated from a distance. Hunters will have the opportunity to see large groups of trophies daily. Hunting is done via horseback or 4X4.

Accommodation

The lodge is the original ranch home, renovated five years ago. Guests will enjoy staying in one of five large, comfortable double bedrooms with private bathrooms. The common areas have a relaxed feel that will put you right at home. The cuisine is excellent and is complimented by fine local wines.

Gear

Necessities are high-quality binoculars, comfortable hiking boots, kneepads and leather gloves for stalking. A complete gear list will be sent upon booking your reservation.

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Trip Specifics

Fly commercially to Buenos Aires and onward service to San Carlos Bariloche or San Martin de los Andes. Lago Hermoso lies 23 miles south of San Martin in the heart of northern Patagonia.

Rates

Five-night / five-day hunt is $9,100 per person and includes a trophy red stag up to 320” SCI. March / April season. Additional trophies, trout fishing, and cull animals may be available. Prices are subject to change.