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Dove hunting is wing shooting at its best. The dove can be a very elusive target and presents the wingshooter with targets that they won't find on the skeet or trap range. Perhaps the pinnacle of dove hunting is Argentina dove hunting as there are no closed seasons on doves and no bag limits. Dove in Argentina are considered a serious threat to crops and local farmers welcome hunters. Althogh dove shoots are good year round in Argentian, the optimum time to hunt them there is from mid September through April. Dove shooters in Argentina average shooting 3 cases of shells a day. Mexico dove hunting is also enjoyed by hundreds of sportmen every year. The vast fields of rice, corn, barley and other crops attract millions of both white winged and mourning doves to Mexico each year. Bird hunters in Mexico can dove hunt an extra five months in Mexico after all dove seasons have closed in the U. S. Texas dove hunting can, at times, rival that of Mexico and Argentina. The better dove hunts take place in central and south Texas, although there is some good hunts to be had in east and north Texas. The central part of the state is often home to "northern" birds from Kansas and Oklahoma that migrate through. In the southern part of the state, hunters are treated to both whitewinged and mourning dove shoots. Whereever you choose to hunt the acrobatic dove, your shooting skills will be tested.

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