Experience seasonal Duck hunting through a confirmed AWS Lodge Mixed Bag itinerary, combining morning waterfowl sessions with Dove, Perdiz, boutique lodging and direct road access from Buenos Aires.
AWS Lodge offers seasonal Duck hunting as part of structured Mixed Bag programs rather than as a disconnected Duck-only morning. The usual planning window is approximately mid-May through mid-August, commonly around May 15 through August 15, subject to the provincial dates, authorizations, limits, water conditions, weather, field access and written itinerary in effect for the selected season.
A common Mixed Bag day uses the morning for Ducks and the afternoon for Doves. Other mornings may be assigned to Perdiz, while the exact sequence is confirmed for the selected program and may change according to current scouting, safety and operating conditions.
Choose the program length and travel style that fits your group. Prices are intentionally handled through the inquiry funnel so the written quotation reflects current dates, rooming, group size and inclusions.
The most complete multi-day format, combining multiple seasonal Duck mornings with Perdiz and Dove sessions according to the confirmed itinerary.
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A shorter introduction to the AWS Lodge Mixed Bag operation, generally including one seasonal Duck morning, one Perdiz morning and Dove-focused sessions.
Request Taste Program Details
The shared operational structure behind the Couple’s, Father & Son and Father & Daughter programs, with seasonal Duck, Perdiz and Dove sessions for two guests sharing a room.
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Evening arrival and lodge stay, followed by a morning Duck session, lunch, afternoon Dove shooting and return transfer according to the confirmed itinerary.
Request Duck + Dove DetailsDuck sessions are coordinated around the selected wetland, current water conditions, weather, bird movement, provincial authorizations and the confirmed program. Blind style, transport and retrieval methods may differ from one location or date to another.
Many sessions are arranged from dry or semi-dry blinds or boats, so waders are not typically required under the standard setup. Final clothing and equipment guidance is confirmed for the selected dates.
The objective is a safe, well-organized morning integrated into a complete Mixed Bag itinerary—not a guaranteed species list, bag number or finishing time.
Request a Duck ItineraryThe following structure is a planning example. Exact departure, field, blind, species, duration and afternoon activity are confirmed for the group and may be adjusted before or during the trip.
The wetlands of Entre Ríos support varied waterfowl. The following field guide preserves the species references and videos from the current page, but no particular species is guaranteed for a date or hunt. The species legally available for the confirmed itinerary depend on current provincial rules and authorizations.
A robust diving duck recognized by the male’s distinctive reddish bill. It is often one of the visually distinctive species associated with Argentina waterfowl hunting.
A larger whistling duck with a distinctive facial pattern and vocal flight. Presence and legal availability remain date-specific.
An agile South American dabbling duck that may occur in suitable wetlands during the operating season.
A compact, fast-moving teal often associated with vegetated wetland environments.
A small South American duck with a swift flight profile that may be encountered in suitable marsh and lagoon habitat.
A small teal recognized for its patterned bill and agile movement through wetland habitat.
A smaller dabbling duck known for quick, low movement over water and vegetation.
A larger and vocal whistling duck that may occur in groups within appropriate wetland conditions.
The usual planning period is approximately mid-May through mid-August, commonly around May 15 through August 15. Final dates, species, limits, permits and field operations depend on the provincial regulations and authorizations in effect for that season.
Weather, water levels, wetland access, bird movement and safety may require a field change, schedule adjustment or replacement session. Traveling during the usual window does not guarantee a particular species, lagoon, bag or number of Duck mornings.
Compare Argentina wingshooting seasonsStandard AWS Lodge programs include the equipment, field support, and essential hunting resources required for the confirmed itinerary, unless a specific special offer, promotional program, or written quotation expressly states otherwise.
Final inclusions, transfers, rooming, species, sessions, permits, meals, beverage service and optional services are confirmed in the written program or quotation. Guests must bring all prescription medication and medically required personal supplies.
Request the current written programAWS Lodge is located in Ceibas, Entre Ríos, and is reached directly by road from Buenos Aires under the standard transfer plan.
All times vary with traffic, pickup coordination, road conditions, weather and the operating plan. An additional domestic flight is not normally required.
AWS Lodge is a boutique, owner-operated wingshooting lodge where the owners remain directly involved in hosting, guest service, program coordination and daily operations.
The lodge has eight guest rooms with private en-suite bathrooms, air conditioning, heating and Starlink Wi-Fi. King-size beds are available, while final rooming and bed configurations are confirmed for each group.
Lodge dining and beverage service are provided according to the confirmed program.
Explore AWS LodgeCamouflage or subdued field clothing may be recommended for certain Duck sessions. Final packing guidance should be reviewed for the selected dates and field setup.
Blind type, access method, decoy spread and retrieval plan are selected according to the wetland, water, weather, safety and confirmed program.
Field personnel coordinate equipment, communication, hydration, transport and retrieval. Exact staffing and methods depend on the location and session.
No page description should be interpreted as a guarantee that the same blind, boat, field or retrieval method will be used on every date.
No. Seasonal Duck hunting at AWS Lodge is offered through a confirmed Mixed Bag program rather than as a disconnected Duck-only field session.
The usual planning window is approximately mid-May through mid-August, commonly around May 15 through August 15, subject to the regulations and authorizations in effect for the selected season.
No. They are common planning references. Final opening and closing dates, available species, limits, permits and operating conditions depend on current provincial rules and written confirmation.
The principal options are The Ultimate Mixed Bag Experience, A Taste of AWS Lodge, the Celebration Mixed Bag Series and the compact one-night Duck + Dove experience. Final sessions vary by the written program.
A typical structure uses an early morning Duck session, a midday meal arrangement and an afternoon Dove or other confirmed Mixed Bag activity. The exact order can change.
No. Species presence, legal availability, field conditions, weather, water, hunter performance and safety all affect the session. Current regulations and the written itinerary govern.
Waders are not typically required under the standard dry-blind, semi-dry-blind or boat setups, but the final packing recommendation depends on the confirmed wetland and access plan.
The equipment and field resources required for the confirmed session are handled according to the program. Blind and decoy arrangements vary by wetland, weather, water and safety.
Conditions can be cold or cool during the Argentine winter. Guests should bring layers, a weather-resistant outer garment, gloves and a warm hat, then review the forecast and final packing guidance before travel.
Species referenced in AWS Lodge field material include Rosy-billed Pochard, White-faced and Fulvous Whistling-Ducks, Yellow-billed Pintail, Ringed Teal, Brazilian Teal, Silver Teal and Yellow-billed Teal. No particular species is guaranteed or necessarily legal for every date.
Mixed Bag fields are generally approximately 5 to 45 minutes from the lodge, depending on current field selection, road conditions, weather, water access and the operating plan.
Central Buenos Aires hotels are generally around two hours away under normal conditions. Ezeiza Airport is generally approximately two hours and thirty minutes to two hours and forty minutes away.
Not normally. AWS Lodge is reached directly by road from Buenos Aires under the standard transfer plan.
Standard AWS Lodge programs include the equipment, field support, and essential hunting resources required for the confirmed itinerary, unless a specific special offer, promotional program, or written quotation expressly states otherwise.
Use the contact form and provide your preferred dates, group size, rooming needs, desired trip length and interest in Duck, Perdiz and Dove sessions. AWS Lodge can then review current regulations, availability and the appropriate program.
The gallery shows different Duck hunting settings and field moments. Individual blinds, water conditions, transport and species vary by date.
Tell AWS Lodge your preferred dates, group size, rooming needs and whether you are considering the Ultimate, Taste, Celebration or one-night Duck + Dove format. The lodge can then review regulations, availability, transfers, field conditions and the most practical Mixed Bag itinerary.
"AWS was an experience like no other. If you want to hunt in Argentina, Gaston and his crew are the best!"
"Gaston, thanks to you and your team, Lucho, Claudio , and Christina….my 1 day mixed bag (ducks & doves) hunt was spectacular!!! The, transportation, the Lodge accommodations, and the meals on point!! I would’ve never imagined in two hours of shooting. someone could shoot nearly 350, had I not done it myself. I will be rounding up my buddy’s and hope to see you guys next year!"
"An incredible hunting experience for myself and two sons. Attentive lodging staff with exceptional food 3x day. Guides were gregarious and exhibited a high level of service and local knowledge."
