Thread: Permission I said when entering ...

Originally Posted by Ryan

What's the deal with hunting / access to firearms as a visitor to Argentina (i.e. not bringing one's own rifle)? Can one borrow a rifle / hunt under supervision or is there a visitor's permit?

No problem for the weapon. If you want to bring your own rifle, you must check with customs. But if not, I can borrow one
In the field where I hunt there are no guides or trackers, it is the field of a friend. The only expense is food, which is a shared expense.
The only thing I can't give you is permission if you want to get what you hunt out of the country.
It's as natural as possible, you sleep in a tent. No amenities

Originally Posted by JLF

No problem for the weapon. If you want to bring your own rifle, you must check with customs. But if not, I can borrow one
In the field where I hunt there are no guides or trackers, it is the field of a friend. The only expense is food, which is a shared expense.
The only thing I can't give you is permission if you want to get what you hunt out of the country.
It's as natural as possible, you sleep in a tent. No amenities

Sounds ideal! Gonna need to work on my Spanish, only things I can do is count to 10, say "happy birthday" and hello / goodbye. I know the most important word though - cerveza.

Originally Posted by Ryan

Sounds ideal! Gonna need to work on my Spanish, only things I can do is count to 10, say "happy birthday" and hello / goodbye. I know the most important word though - cerveza.

No problem Ryan, you cook the Braais and we can get started on the lessons.