Eurasian Collard Dove

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Summary

The Eurasian Collared Dove (Streptopelia decaocto) is a medium-sized dove characterized by its distinctive grayish-brown plumage, black "collar" on the back of its neck, and long, squared tail. These birds are known for their cooing call, which resonates in both urban and rural environments, making them easily recognizable. From a hunting perspective, the Eurasian Collared Dove presents a moderate challenge due to its alertness and flight speed, making precise shooting essential. They are often found in open habitats such as fields, parks, and near urban areas, typically foraging on the ground for seeds and grains. Successful hunters must be attentive to their movement patterns and social behaviors, as these doves often gather in flocks, particularly during feeding periods, allowing for strategic scouting and shot placement. Additionally, their adaptability and increasing populations make them an appealing target for both novice and experienced hunters seeking to enhance their skills.
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Hunt Features

Eurasian Collared Dove hunts blend tactical fieldcraft with fast‐paced wing shooting, making them ideal for both newcomers and veteran waterfowl enthusiasts. Guided outings begin with careful scouting of grain fields, water holes or known flight corridors, and the use of low‐profile blinds and decoys to bring doves into close range. Half‐day hunts are offered at dawn or dusk—peak movement periods—and include transport, refreshments and all field services. Shotgunners typically run 12- or 20-gauge with non‐toxic shot, observing local bag limits and safety protocols. Optional on-site cookout or meat‐processing add-ons round out the experience, turning a fine day afield into a memorable dove‐hunting adventure.
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Amenities

Eurasian Collared Dove hunts are typically based out of local hotels or lodges, offering private rooms with standard beds and full modern climate control for year-round comfort. Most packages include some meals or daily food provisions, with opportunities to supplement on your own if desired. Accommodations are chosen for proximity to prime dove-hunting areas, ensuring quick access each morning. Heating and cooling systems in the lodging maintain consistent comfort regardless of outside temperatures, making these hunts accessible and enjoyable for both new and experienced hunters.
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Epic Dove Hunting in Arizona
Our dove hunts are an exciting adventure from start to finish! We carefully scout the fields to understand flight and feeding patterns, ensuring the best shooting opportunities. Using standing blinds and decoys, you’ll have birds landing right in your sights during the migration. Whether you prefer a morning or evening hunt, we customize your experience. Options include hunts over natural feeding areas, water holes, or along flight paths—tailored to your shooting style. Your hunt package includes a half-day session, refreshments, and transport to the field. Want to savor your success? Ask about our on-site cookout add-on for a delicious finish to your hunt.
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