La Pampa Ranch sits in the heart of the beautiful pampa fields, sixty-two miles from Santa Rosa City, surrounded by the flat open landscape, soft hills, and thick bushes that define some of the finest big game hunting country in Argentina. A smaller and more intimate property than Bonanza Ranch, La Pampa accommodates up to six hunters in three double rooms for a private and deeply immersive hunting experience. Fall asleep to the sound of stags roaring across the pampa. Wake up to the most extraordinary big game hunting Argentina has to offer.
La Pampa Province, Argentina
March to July
Up to 6 Hunters
5,486 Acres
Red Stag, Buffalo, Antelope, Boar, and More
Santa Rosa (RSA), 90 Minutes
La Pampa Ranch places you directly in the middle of the hunting country rather than above it. The pampa fields, soft hills, and thick bushes that make this region one of the most productive big game territories in Argentina surround the lodge on every side, creating an immersive experience that begins the moment you arrive and does not end until your last morning in the field. Three double rooms accommodate up to six hunters in a comfortable and well-appointed lodge environment with delicatessen cuisine, open bar, and attentive service that define every Pointer Big Game property. The international chef prepares a menu based on the game hunted at the ranch, bringing the harvest of the field to the dinner table every evening in a way that completes the circle of the hunting experience. When the hunting day ends and the lodge quiets down for the night, the stags in the pampa continue their business, roaring across the darkness outside while the group settles in for the next day’s pursuit.





There is a particular quality to falling asleep in La Pampa Province during the rut that is genuinely difficult to describe to anyone who has not experienced it. The stags are out there in the darkness of the pampa, roaring at rivals and pursuing hinds across the same ground you will be walking at first light. You can hear them from your room. Sometimes from your bed. It is the sound of a genuinely wild place doing what wild places do and it creates an anticipation for the morning hunt that simply cannot be manufactured. Guests who come during the March and April rut consistently describe hearing the stags at night as one of the defining memories of the trip, independent of whatever happens in the field the following day.
La Pampa Ranch provides access to the same extraordinary range of trophy species as Bonanza Ranch across the shared free-range hunting estate.

Red stag are the primary attraction at La Pampa Ranch, offering exceptional trophy quality and sought-after March–April rut hunting.

Water buffalo are powerful game animals requiring a minimum .375 H&H Magnum caliber and accompaniment by experienced hunters.

The blackbuck is among Argentina's most striking trophies, renowned for its dramatic coloration and distinctive spiraling horns.

Fallow deer add valuable diversity to multi-species hunting programs, distinguished by their elegant appearance and distinctive palmate antlers.
The ranch offers opportunities to pursue European Mouflon, Multi-Horn Ram, Feral Goat, and Texas Dall Sheep.
Hunting at La Pampa Ranch is conducted at a one-to-one hunter-to-guide ratio, providing every hunter with the full attention of an experienced professional hunter throughout the day. The primary hunting method is spot and stalk through the bush and open pampa terrain. Shot distances are typically under 150 yards in the thick bush except when hunting blackbuck across more open terrain where longer shots are common. The flat pampa landscape creates a unique stalking challenge. With less natural cover available, hunters must move carefully, use available bush intelligently, and wait patiently for the right opportunity.
Important Note: Any game wounded by natural causes prior to the hunt must be paid at standard trophy pricing if harvested.
La Pampa Ranch accommodates bowhunters with tree stands, ground blinds, and water-hole setups. All primary species including red stag, water buffalo, blackbuck, axis deer, fallow deer, and wild boar are available to bowhunters.
Management red stag hunts are available for hunters wishing to participate in the estate’s wildlife management program.




The March through July season offers outstanding hunting opportunities across a wide range of species. Each month brings its own advantages, from the excitement of the red stag rut to late-season multi-species programs and combined hunting experiences.
March opens both the Argentine big game season and the peak of the red stag rut at La Pampa Ranch. From the first days of March the stags begin roaring across the pampa and the sound carries to the lodge in the evenings and through the night, setting the tone for each day's hunting before it begins. All species are in peak condition at the season opening and March consistently produces the finest trophy stags of the year. Book early for March rut dates as availability is extremely limited.
April continues the rut and provides exceptional stag hunting alongside buffalo, blackbuck, axis deer, and fallow deer.
The post-rut period brings a calmer but equally rewarding character to the stag hunting. Animals are feeding actively after the energy expenditure of the rut and while more cautious they are regularly on the move and findable by guides who know the pampa terrain.
The Argentine winter arrives in June with cooler temperatures and clearer conditions that improve visibility across the flat pampa terrain. All primary and additional species remain available through June and the combination of comfortable hunting temperatures and active animal movement makes this one of the most productive and enjoyable months of the season for multi-trophy programs.
July closes the La Pampa Ranch season and offers a final opportunity to pursue all available species before the ranch enters its off-season rest. Late-season animals are often concentrated around water and feed making patient hunters who know where to look particularly productive. The dove hunting season in neighboring provinces also opens in July creating a natural combination for guests finishing a La Pampa program.
The international chef builds every evening menu around the game hunted on the estate, bringing the harvest of the day directly to the table. Venison loin wrapped in puff pastry with wild mushroom duxelles, baked to perfection and served with red wine reductions and premium Argentine wines. Slow-cooked in a clay pot with tomato, olives, capers, laurel, and rich stock, this dish captures the spirit of a successful buffalo hunt. Goat and lamb cooked a la cruz over open fire, traditional Argentine asados, premium wines, and an open bar complete the culinary experience.




La Pampa Ranch maintains a premium rental rifle fleet featuring some of the finest production rifles available.
Hunters have access to a premium selection of rental rifles from Tikka, Sako, Ruger, Benelli, Remington, and CZ, available in proven .308, .30-06, and .300 calibers.
Mauser, Winchester, Sabatti, and Zastava
.44-40, .308, .30-06, .300, .338, and .375
.308 Winchester, .30-06 Springfield and .300 Winchester Magnum
.30 caliber minimum
Standard deer calibers appropriate
.30-06 or .308 preferred
.375 H&H Magnum minimum
Flat-shooting calibers recommended
La Pampa Province experiences significant temperature variation between day and night throughout the hunting season. Cool to cold mornings and evenings are the norm even in the early season months. Pack layers for both warm days and genuinely cold nights particularly through the June and July window.
Camouflage clothing in light green, green, or brown tones, warm camo fleece hunting pants for cool conditions, light hunting pants for warmer months, thermal underwear for May through July, waterproof leather boots with ankle support and deep cleated Vibram soles, warm hiking socks minimum four pairs preferably wool, casual shoes for lodge wear, warm wool or fleece shirts two to three, lightweight windproof and waterproof packable jacket, warm fleece or wool jacket for cold conditions, sun hat or cap for warm weather, woolen beanie for cold weather and evenings, lightweight gloves for warm months, heavyweight gloves for cold months, gaiters optional
Quality binoculars 10×40 class essential, shooting sticks or lightweight bipod recommended for open-ground shots, small daypack for day gear, polarized sunglasses for all seasons, sunblock for warmer months, ear protection, camera for trophies and scenery
Rates are customized based on group size, season, species pursued, trophy quality, and availability.
Double rooms, full lodge access, and Wi-Fi
World-class cuisine, game meals, drinks, and wines
Professional guides, hunting-area transfers, and English-speaking host
Trophy transportation to your broker in Buenos Aires
International and domestic airfare, Buenos Aires transfers, baggage fees, and personal expenses
Rifle importation, hunting license, rifle rental, ammunition, and capping
Trophy export, shipping, and taxidermy services
Guide and staff tips
50% deposit required to secure dates
Balance due 120 days before arrival
Maximum capacity: 6 hunters
No refunds
Future-trip credit issued for cancellations
Red stag score upgrades available



Pointer Big Game supports Making Changes Now, a conservation organization dedicated to restoring, improving, and protecting wildlife species, fish populations, and habitat across Argentina. When you book a La Pampa Ranch hunt through Pointer Big Game, you contribute directly to conservation efforts that support the long-term sustainability of Argentina’s wildlife resources.
While every trip can be customized, a typical stay follows the schedule below:
Arrival at Santa Rosa Airport. Transfer to La Pampa Ranch. Welcome dinner and overnight stay.
Breakfast. Morning hunt. Lunch. Afternoon hunt. Cocktails, dinner, and overnight stay.
Breakfast. Morning hunt. Lunch. Departure to Santa Rosa Airport.
La Pampa Ranch is located sixty-two miles from Santa Rosa City and approximately four hundred miles from Buenos Aires. All international connections route through Buenos Aires Ezeiza Airport (EZE), followed by a transfer to Aeroparque (AEP) and a domestic flight to Santa Rosa. Private charter flights from Buenos Aires to La Pampa are also available.
Important: Allow a minimum of four hours between your international arrival and domestic departure.
Convenient international connections to Buenos Aires are available from Miami, Dallas, Houston, Atlanta, and New York, providing easy access to Argentina from across the United States.
A wide range of international flight options are available through American Airlines, Delta, United Airlines, Copa Airlines, LATAM, Iberia, and British Airways.
Enhance your La Pampa Ranch experience with world-class dove hunting in Córdoba or San Luis, Golden Dorado fishing near Buenos Aires, or custom Argentine adventures through Beagle Tours. Multiple iconic destinations and activities can be combined into a single unforgettable journey.
Combine your La Pampa Ranch hunt with Argentina’s premier dove hunting destinations.
Enjoy a full day of Golden Dorado fishing in the Delta region just outside Buenos Aires.
Extend your stay with custom travel experiences including Mendoza wine country, Iguazú Falls, Perito Moreno Glacier, and Buenos Aires.
La Pampa Ranch puts you in the middle of the hunting country. Six hunters. Three rooms. 5,486 acres of free-range hunting territory. Stags roaring in the darkness outside your window. First light in the pampa. One hunter and one professional hunter moving through the bush in pursuit of a trophy worthy of the journey.
Reach out today to check availability and build your program