The most frequently asked questions regarding Chile Red Deer Hunts:

Q - Are there any other big game animals I can hunt in Chile besides Red Stag?
A - Yes, we also have some of the world's largest Fallow deer and hunting occurs in very limited numbers each year. Please consult with us regarding Fallow deer Hunting

Q - What are the costs to hunt fallow deer in Chile?
A - The daily rate is the same as the daily rate for red deer. Trophy fees range from $1,000 - $3,500 depending on the trophy size.

Q - Are there any fishing opportunities in Chile?
A - Absolutely, we can arrange for some excellent guided fishing tours for salmon and trout in some of the most beautiful scenery you can imagine very close by.

Q – What do I need to bring?
A – Good pair of Binoculars, camera, light rain gear, light pair of hunting boots or Rubber boots for the wet morning grass, Camo hunting cloth for weather in the 50’s – 70’s small day pack for personal items.


Q - When is the best time to hunt?
A - We only hunt for Trophy stags between March 15th and April 5th, which is prime time during the rut.

Q - Can I bring my own firearms to Chile?
A - Yes, but it is not recommended. We have very good, modern rifles with scopes available for you to use at no charge. Chile is not a well known hunting destination, therefore handling of firearms importation by Chilean officials is not a common practice.

Q - What kind of weather can I expect for this time of year?
A - You should expect weather similar to the Southern Rockies in the U.S. around late September. (Keep in Mind it will be early fall there).

Q - How many animals can I expect to see each day?
A - During the rut, on an average you should be able to see 1 to 10 mature stags per day.

Q - Are they vocal?
A - Yes, during the rut they become very vocal. During the peak of the rut they will sometimes roar all day. You will hear them roar throughout the night from your cabin.

Q - Is this a physically demanding hunt?
A - No, In fact it is quite easy, since most of the time you will spend waiting in a high house or stalking slowly through the woods, trying to get a look at a roaring stag.

Q - Do the guides only speak Spanish?
A - No, besides Spanish, they are all also fluent in English and German.

Q - How far will I have to travel to combine a fallow deer hunt with a red stag hunt?
A – If you let us know ahead of time, we can put you in an area to hunt stags very close to were you can hunt Fallow deer as well.

Q - Are there any predators in Chile?
A - Pumas or Mountain lions are present and are fairly common, but they are protected by law.

Q - What about bird hunting?
A - No, Chile is not known for good bird hunting.

Q - Can I bring along a non-hunter?
A - Absolutely, they will have a great time and enjoy great food and accommodations. The cost is $250 per day.

Q - What about trophy preparation?
A - Our staff has been trained by a professional Taxidermist. They will properly take care of your trophy, as well as packing.

Q - How do I get my trophies home?
A - Your trophies will be dried, crated and shipped with all export documents in April, at a very reasonable cost.

Q -If I decide to go and send in my $2,000 deposit, what happens if I can't go?
A - Deposits are non-refundable, unless your slot can be replaced by another hunter.
Please understand that these hunts are very limited per year.
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