Capybara — Corrientes, Argentina

The world's largest rodent in the wetlands of Corrientes, Argentina. Year-round hunting from lodges with incredible wildlife density. Excellent value combo with dove, pigeon, and duck.

The capybara is the world's largest rodent — semi-aquatic giants weighing over 100 lbs that live in dense social groups in the wetlands and riverbanks of South America. Corrientes Province in northeastern Argentina hosts extraordinary capybara populations in a network of lagoons, rivers, and esteros (wetlands).

Hunt from boats, from the bank, or on foot through wetland habitat. Capybara are typically hunted at dawn and dusk when they leave the water to feed. This hunt combines perfectly with Argentina's world-class dove and duck hunting for a complete South American mixed bag experience.