Packing for Your Trip to Estancia Cortaderas

	Passport Make sure your passport is current and that your name on your international ticket matches your name on your passport exactly.
	Guns Most hunters prefer to bring their own guns to Argentina. A limited number of rental guns are available, but what better opportunity to exercise that favorite gun or shoot several guns of different types and gauges on the same day. Each hunter, 21 and older, may bring 4 shotguns for the hunt. Guns must be registered in the United States or home country and then some paperwork must be completed, but this will be taken care of bythe outfitter or the Lodge prior to your departure. Over/under or side by side are the best for Argentina. Automatics are OK, but with lower power ammo and a lot of shooting, some will not stand up as well as an over/under or side by side. 12,16,20, 28 or 410 gauge ammunition can be available in unlimited quantities at $12-14 a box (2010 price). Please confirm in advance for 16/28/410 gauges. You may shoot as little or as much as you like.
	Eye Protection Good quality shooting glasses or sun glasses are a real necessity.
	Ear Protection Anything from .99 foam earplugs to $2,500 custom digital but make sure you have something.
	Shoulder Pad These are as much for the abrasion of mounting the gun several thousand times as they are for recoil.
	Gun Pads Same as shoulder pads. Remember, unless you were an Olympic shooter or you have been to Argentina before you will have never shot this much in your life.
	Light shooting gloves
	Lightweight Wader Only for duck hunting
	Small Flashlight
	Lightweight Boots Waterproof or water-resistant would be best.
	Camo Jacket or Shell Again, mainly for duck hunting.