Lincoln Outfitters: Lincoln (6070) Buenos Aires - Argentina

Diego Isasi: Cell: (54)9-2355-460828 - E-mail:diegoi47@hotmail.com • Cecilia Zorzana: Cell: (54) 9-2924-2455974 - E-mail: pepysorza@hotmail.com

domingo, 24 de enero de 2010


LINCOLN OUTFITTERS

We are a waterfowling operation proudly created and operated by experienced people.
Enjoying our facilities and friendly staff will make you feel in duck hunting paradise where you will find yourself positioned in well camouflage blinds by 4x4 trucks that will get you where the ducks are every day.
We offer mornings and afternoon hunts with plenty of time for you to relax at midday, after an unforgettable lunch, and enjoy a siesta afterwards.

San Juan Lodge

Is located within the Lincoln city area, at 360 km. (270 miles) from Buenos Aires city.
You have two choices to get to it; by road on car or a Van (3 ½ Hs), or by air (50 minutes) at Gral.Pinto airport, situated at 25 minutes from the Lodge.









Accommodation

This historic lodge accommodates 8 to 12 hunters and non hunters and offers a most comfortable and congenial atmosphere for relaxation and enjoyment.
San Juan ground floor has a very antique kitchen, play room, an office, living room, dining room and a bed room with a bathroom.
The rear entrance to the house has been transformed into a warm and spacious Mud Room as well as facility to store guns, jackets, waders , boots with an area to have firearm maintenance performed.
The first floor contains five bedrooms serviced by two large bathrooms.
There is a small bedroom on the upper floor that historically was used to stave off Indian attacks in centuries past.
There is an amazing basement now used as a wine cellar that was one used to hide and protect its inhabitants from hostile attacks.


















A friendly and well trained staff will encourage our guests to lounge about as if they were part of the family or old friends enjoying a fine duck hunting club.



Food and Wines

After returning from the hunts enjoy greats hor d' oeuvres and drinks at the bar where you can share stories and anecdotes.
Excellent meals and premium Argentinean wines will be waiting for you.

Lincoln Outfitters is one of Argentina’s newest most recommended duck hunting destinations.
One of the reasons for such an abundant duck population is the fact that local residents do not participate any kind of wingshooting.
Having said that is important to point out that Argentina is one of the few countries in the world where people is legally allow to own and bear guns.
However, unlike in the US, duck hunting has not been in our tradition.
Argentineans will never shoot doves or geese for the sport, and very few of us will shoot ducks.

Within the Lincoln area increased rainfall over the past fifteen years along with an extensive grain production have created ideal waterfowl conditions by providing vast amounts of marshes, ponds, lakes and potholes allowing superior feeding and roosting nearby.

Daily Hunting Schedule


Morning starts early, usually at 5 a.m. Hunts depart the lodge in the dark, after a hearty breakfast made to order.
Drives time vary, depending on water conditions, at range from 10 to 50 minutes, after the trip, hunters are positioned in the blinds 10 to 15 minutes before it start to clear up.

Hunting clients in the field will be hidden in individual poly-tub 60" diameter reeded flower-pot blinds as well as traditional two-man surface blinds with the availability of a bird boy offering his assistance on hot and cold drinks, snacks and an extra set of eyes to alert you of incoming ducks.

Returning to the lodge in late morning for lunch and after a short siesta depart at 3 PM for another shooting ending at dark.

Species

We have 12 different species in this part of the country;
Yellow Billed Pintail
Rosy Billed Pochards
White Faced Whistling Duck
Fulvous Tree Duck
Speckled Teal
Silver Teal
Ring Teal
Red Shoveler
Southern Widgeon
Cinnamon Teal
White Cheeked Pintail
Black Headed Duck

Bag Limit

In Argentina bag limit is virtually non existent as they are controlled rather by the amount of shells allowed per hunter per hunt.
This method has showed us to be effective in the balance between action and conservation.
Bating, lead shot and unplugged shotguns are permitted.

Available
Waterfowl season begin in April and end in late July .


Rates includes

Lodging:
6 bedrooms with 3 bathrooms
Single room is provided if available
Meals (breakfast, lunch, tea, and dinner)
Open bar
Laundry service
Guides and birdboys
Transfers to and from the hunting area

Not include

Shells
Tips for guides, birdboys and house staff
Masseuse
Reception at Ezeiza Airport and assistance with gun introduction.
Transfer from the Airport to the hunting lodge by car, Van or chartered flights.
This is arranged specifically with each group.



General Information

The weather is cold during the morning/evening. In Argentina is fall/winter at this time of the year. Temperature range from 38 to 60 degrees . Ice and snow is rare at best.
Be aware that hunters are going to wade during the hunts, so we strictly recommend chest waders.

CLOTHES
Chest waders, hunting jackets, gloves for low temperatures (neoprene), camo cap, etc. Hunting shirt, polar or warm coat and rain jacket.

EQUIPMENT
Sun glasses, insect repellent, photo camera, batteries, medicines, and personal effects.

EXTRAS

HUNTING LICENSES: 120 u$
SHELLS: 16 u$ per box


TERMS AND CONDITIONS

PAYMENT
Reservation will be effective upon payment of 50% of the total of the lodging and land transportation costs. The remaining 50 % must be paid within 60 days before the hunting date.
Others payments can be made at the lodge.

CANCELLATION POLICY
Until 90 days prior to the arrival of the passenger, 100% of the cancelled amount will be credited on account of a future stay.
From 90 days until the arrival date, the client will lose 30% of the cancelled amount; the rest will remain as a credit for future stay.


DISCLAIMER OF LIABILITY
Liability Release, Waiver and Indemnification.

“I am aware that during the trip, or hunting safari that I’m participating in, under the arrangements of Lincoln Outfitters, and their agents or associates (The Providers), I may face certain risks and dangers derived from travel and portage derived traveling in different kinds of boats, managing fire guns or different types of weapons, accidents or illness in remote places, forces of nature and travel by air, automobile, boats or other conveyance.
In consideration of, and as part payment for the right to participate in such trips or other activities, and the service and food The Providers arranged for me, I have and do hereby assume all the above risks and waive, release and discharge any and all kind of liability, action, causes of action, debts, claims and demands of every kind and nature whatsoever which I now have against The Providers, or which may arise from or in connection with my trip or participation in any other activities.




Rosy Billed Pochard decoying