Tips for your Dove Hunting Trip
- Know the flight patterns from roost to feeding fields to watering holes. Your Argentina dove hunting guides will already know and share this information with you.
- Aim is important; follow-through is essential. Swing to follow the flight direction of the bird.
- Dress the part! Wear proper dove hunting clothing and you will be dressed for a successful hunt. (Do not forget your camera to get a shot of you as well as your birds.)
Top Tip: Visit the dove hunting blog for more tips to make your dove hunting trip to Argentina a unique experience, one you will never forget.
After a successful day of dove hunting you will have bagged enough dove for a feast for your hunting party. Here is a favorite recipe of mine to be served with grilled corn-on-the-cob or your favorite side dish.
Grilled Dove Breast Shish Kabobs
- Required: 4 - 8 dove breasts per person. (How hungry are you?)
- Marinate dove meat for 1 hour in red wine vinegar + olive oil + chipotle powder. Save the marinade to brush the kabobs with during cooking.
- Alternate on kabob skewers: dove breast, pear quarters, onion quarters, cherry tomatoes. Of course, if you have favorite fruits and vegetables, you may substitute.
- Place on grill, baste with marinade. Grill for 5 minutes; turn, baste; grill another 5 minutes; turn and baste again and grill for another 5 minutes or until done.
Tip: Do not overcook. Dove is a dark meat and tends to dry when overcooked. Vegetables should have a tender but crisp texture. For more even and indirect cooking, use wood grill planks.
Top Tip: Take a trip to the Cordoba province for an unforgettable experience in dove hunting in Argentina. Stay at the Casa Rosada Lodge and your hosts will prepare a feast for you and serve it to you in style!
Grilled Dove Breast Shish Kabobs, I've got to try that. Wouldn't it be just wonderful to leave our PCs behind and just take off dove hunting. It sounds so adventurous!
ReplyDeleteThe shish kabobs are delicious, Mumsgather, and so is your idea for trading our compters for an adventure in Argentina.
DeleteVery COOL! That video was amazing. But you may want to advise folks to bring a TON of ammo, or be prepared to buy a ton of ammo! LOL! :-)
ReplyDeleteUnbelievable, wasn't it, gdtGather! I know you would enjoy the dove hunting articles on the Argentina Wingshooters blog, too.
DeleteAs I said, we cooked some Dove, and then didn't try it. Our friend does a lot of hunting and fishing, most of it on his own property!
ReplyDeleteMarsha, I sure wish I was your neighbor, I would have eaten every bite of that dove you cooked.
DeleteGreat post
ReplyDeleteThanks! I hope you visit the Dove Hunting site too!
DeleteGreat tips for hunting and cooking Doves! Very informational :)
ReplyDeleteI am glad you enjoy my cooking, World411. So, when are you headed to Argentina for dove hunting?
DeleteThat sounds like a great recipe!
ReplyDeleteYou should try the dove breast recipe, Janiep. I am sure you would enjoy it.
Deletedove hunting tips are, don't shoot at low flying birds, a hunter could get hit if you do so. If your in a group, know where everyone is and communicate with each other. Wear ear protection. Eye protection would also be good to wear.
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