Uruguay Perdiz Hunting

What is Perdiz Hunting? A Uruguay Upland Bird Hunt

The Perdiz is a South American bird that is not much larger than a bobwhite bird, but has a family connection to the ostrich. This becomes very apparent when you see the Perdiz rise from the ground like a rocket. The Uruguay perdiz is the color of a mallard hen and game bird hunters will hear the Perdiz being referred to as "partridge" due to its similarity to partridges, pheasants, and quail.

The perdiz game bird belongs to the tinamou family, with several species found anywhere from northern Mexico all the way to the southern tip of Argentina. The South American peridz finds its home in the southern part of South America. Argentina and Uruguay are the two main countries that have a good supply and excellent game bird hunting for the Perdiz.

Dwelling in grasslands, and an Upland hunt that uses Brittanies and English setters, it is a great hunting adventure when added to the Uruguay dove hunting or Uruguay duck hunting. Los Gauchos Outfitters has Perdiz hunting in both Argentina and Uruguay, but Uruguay is truly some of the best Upland hunting. The guides and the highly trained dogs are the best in South America and the land in the northwest part of Uruguay, provide extreme Perdiz hunting grounds.

The Perdiz game bird is regulated by the hunting rules and regulations of Uruguay. The season is May 1st to July 31st and the bag limit is 10 Perdiz per hunter, per day. Again, Los Gauchos offers the Uruguay perdiz hunt in combination with the Uruguay dove hunting or Uruguay duck hunting.

The dove hunt - perdiz hunt is a great combo Uruguay bird hunt. You have the high volume, high action dove hunting and then can spend the afternoon or morning in the shortgrass fields with highly trained bird hunting dogs ready to challenge your shooting skills with the Perdiz.