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A selection of hunting photographs from La Pampa, Argentina. These hunting photographs represent a selection of images from a 10 day hunt on the Los Molles Ranch, with Tom and Olivia Opre hosts of "Eye of the Hunter" formerly on NBC Sports now broadcast via the world wide web on www.getzone.com. The photographs cover all aspects of the hunt, from the stalk, to the kill and the skinning and processing of the game. Hunters, guides, cooks, guests, and skinners are photographed in their real, true to life environment doing authentic activities that are normally done over the course of any hunting adventure in Argentina. Follow Tony Bynum in Instagram @huntphotos and Twitter @tonybynum - facebook: tony bynum photography
Tom and Olivia Opre and guide Saul Miranda hunting in Argentina. Tom and Saul are whistling to get the animal to position for the shot. @tonybynum.com
Hunter getting ready to place his rifle on the shooting sticks. La Pampa, Argentina ©tonybynum.com
Hunters using their binoculars to spot game using a tree for cover. La Pampa, Argentina ©tonybynum.com
Argentinian Hunting Guide. La Pampa, Argentina ©tonybynum.com
An old wagon resting in the yard in front of the hunting lodge on the Los Molles Ranch. La Pampa, Argentina ©tonybynum.com
Toyota Hilux pick is the truck of choice for hunting in Argentina. Los Molles Ranch. La Pampa, Argentina ©tonybynum.com
Hilux Toyota pickup with warn winch early morning sunrise in La Pampa Argentina. ©tonybynum.com
Hilux Toyota pickup with warn winch, early morning driving in La Pampa, Argentina. ©tonybynum.com
Home made cookies, brownies, and pie are always available, night or day at the Los Molles Ranch. La Pampa, Argentina ©tonybynum.com
A woman looking though the scope on a hunting rifle. La Pampa, Argentina ©tonybynum.com
Serving a plate of BBQ meat and sausage. La Pampa, Argentina ©tonybynum.com
Hunting manager and guide takes a time out to make a phone call. La Pampa, Argentina ©tonybynum.com
Sighting in a rifle after the flight from the USA. La Pampa, Argentina ©tonybynum.com
Tall grass under a thick canopy of tress is the typical cover. La Pampa, Argentina ©tonybynum.com
A large tree surrounded by grass prairie. La Pampa, Argentina ©tonybynum.com
The hunting lodge at Los Molles, Ranch. La Pampa, Argentina ©tonybynum.com
Hunter and guide use a large tumble weed for cover as they approach a red stag. La Pampa, Argentina ©tonybynum.com
Hunters quarters on the Los Molles, Ranch. La Pampa, Argentina ©tonybynum.com
Hunters quarters on the Los Molles, Ranch. La Pampa, Argentina ©tonybynum.com
Sunrises like this happen everyday during the winter months of June. La Pampa, Argentina ©tonybynum.com
Blackbuck. La Pampa, Argentina ©tonybynum.com
The skinner hoists the blackbuck a bit higher in order to finish processing the animal. La Pampa, Argentina ©tonybynum.com
Argentinian hunting guide. La Pampa, Argentina ©tonybynum.com
A woman admires her freshly killed trophy red stag on the Los Molles Ranch. La Pampa, Argentina ©tonybynum.com
Hunters crossing the open prairie grasslands at first light. La Pampa, Argentina ©tonybynum.com
Norma ammunition and the Norma app used for sighting in a rifle. La Pampa, Argentina ©tonybynum.com
Skinners get to work on a trophy sized red stag from the Los Molles, Ranch. La Pampa, Argentina ©tonybynum.com
Great home cooked meal's every night on the Los Molles, Ranch. La Pampa, Argentina ©tonybynum.com
The hunting guide explains the twist in the horn of the blackbuck, where it was nearly broken in a fight. La Pampa, Argentina ©tonybynum.com
Blackbuck running - La Pampa, Argentina ©tonybynum.com
Two men dragging a free range stag, La Pampa, Argentina ©tonybynum.com
The skinner walking his son home after processing game. La Pampa, Argentina ©tonybynum.com
Skinner cleaning out the flesh and meat from a skull. La Pampa, Argentina ©tonybynum.com
Wild Boar. Los Molles, Ranch. La Pampa, Argentina ©tonybynum.com
Skinners holding two blackbucks, one four horned ram, and a fallow dear. Los Molles, Ranch. La Pampa, Argentina ©tonybynum.com
Skinner removing the hide from a mature blackbuck. La Pampa, Argentina ©tonybynum.com
The skinner's list to keep track of the animal type, and how it should be skinned. La Pampa, Argentina ©tonybynum.com
Skinners, and guides with a weeks worth of work. La Pampa, Argentina ©tonybynum.com
Argentinian hunting Guide. La Pampa, Argentina ©tonybynum.com
A red stag. La Pampa, Argentina ©tonybynum.com
Power is sometimes an issue in La Pampa. Just in case it goes out, there are always candles on had. Candle lit breakfast offers a quanta, more romantic experience. Here a husband and wife sit at the breakfast table together. La Pampa, Argentina ©tonybynum.com
A man, his wife, and guide with a mature blackbuck. La Pampa, Argentina ©tonybynum.com
Husband and wife hunter with a trophy, free range, stag from Los Molles ranch. La Pampa, Argentina ©tonybynum.com
A woman with her large, free range, trophy stage taken on the Los Molles Ranch. La Pampa, Argentina ©tonybynum.com
Typical breakfast and snack fare. This kind of food is always on the table for hunting guests. La Pampa, Argentina ©tonybynum.com
Dessert, one of the many hand made, authentic Argentina desserts. La Pampa, Argentina ©tonybynum.com
The cook checks the meat for doneness. La Pampa, Argentina ©tonybynum.com
Hunting camp at dinner. A toast to mark a successful day hunting. La Pampa, Argentina ©tonybynum.com
The crown of a mature, free ranging stag. La Pampa, Argentina ©tonybynum.com
Asiatic water buffalo. One of many exotic species found in the region. La Pampa, Argentina ©tonybynum.com
Bird in flight. La Pampa, Argentina ©tonybynum.com
Successful hunters with their stags and blackbucks. La Pampa, Argentina ©tonybynum.com
Ribs, sausage, and steaks cooking over an open pit La Pampa, Argentina ©tonybynum.com. The fire is built in the box next to the grill. As the coals become ready, they are shoveled underneath the grill.
Being served pure Argentina red meat! La Pampa, Argentina ©tonybynum.com
Sun sets behind one of the many windmills found throughout La Pampa, Argentina ©tonybynum.com