ABOUT OUTFITTER:
This HFA Endorsed Outfitter is a full-time, professional operation that has guided hunters across the West since 1997 and now runs hunts in Sonora, Mexico. The owner has spent years building the logistics and legal groundwork to offer streamlined, well-run Mexico hunts, and he hosts in camp each week and guides as often as possible. A team on the ground handles every detail in Mexico and meets clients at the airport personally. Hunters are looked after from the moment they land, with experienced guides and a fleet of well-equipped trucks. Whether a hunter is chasing a true trophy Coues or adding a mule deer to the trip, this outfitter has the access and experience to build the right hunt around each hunter's goals.
HUNT DETAILS:
These fully guided Coues deer hunts take place in Sonora, Mexico, on a large block of private ranches totaling roughly 100,000 acres. Hunts run Sunday to Sunday out of Hermosillo during the December through February season, offered with a rifle along with a special archery-only area for bowhunters. The country is worked entirely through spot and stalk and high-rack glassing, and the hunts are run primarily by American guides with extensive Coues experience. These ranches consistently produce mature, trophy-class Coues bucks, with a true trophy possible on any given day, and hunters can often add a mule deer tag to the same trip when availability allows. With a deep selection of ground to hunt, the outfitter can shift areas through the week to stay on the best deer as conditions change.
ACCOMMODATIONS:
Hunters stay in comfortable ranch houses or cement-block cabins, each with power, running water, and showers at every ranch. Meals are provided in camp, and the outfitter handles all ground transportation between Hermosillo and the ranch. A team on the ground manages the day-to-day logistics so hunters can focus on hunting, and most guides and drivers speak English, with American guides on many hunts.
LICENSE INFORMATION:
Hunting in Sonora, Mexico requires a Mexican hunting license, the appropriate deer tag, and a firearm permit, all of which this outfitter arranges as part of the hunt. Hunters need a valid passport to enter Mexico. Trophy export is handled through the proper CITES and customs process, including cape freezing and documentation, which the outfitter coordinates on the hunter's behalf.
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