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EPISODE · Mar 30, 2025 · 1H 8M

Hunting the Southern Hemisphere's September | Stories from Argentina

from Hunt West Podcast · host Jaden Bales

This could be an episode of the Hunt South Podcast, as friends Hayden and Jaden talk about their month hunting, translating, and guiding in Argentina. They discuss what the roar is all about with red stags, how black buck are South America's speedgoats, what it's like bringing down a water buffalo, and the tactics it takes to get a good wild boar on the barbecue. They share stories from the trip and also give advice for those looking to make the trip down one day.  If you have ever thought, "what if I could have two fall hunting seasons?" You can with a little planning and some airline miles to burn. The guys cover it all in this podcast. We hope you enjoy the show. Reach out to [email protected] if you have any questions about booking a trip to Argentina! _____ Learn more about Terra Pampa and hunting Argentina >> Follow Hunt West on Instagram >> Subscribe to the Hunt West Weekly Email Here >> Learn about Hunt West planning services >>  Contact Jaden at [email protected] Thanks to Bo DePena, a musician, friend, and avid hunter in Colorado, for the intro and outro for the show.  

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