Mexico is the third largest country in the Americas. Its landscapes range from the deserts and arid mountains of Sonora to the tropical rainforests of the southeast and the beautiful beaches of the Pacific and Caribbean coasts.
This country is a prime destination for those seeking desert bighorn sheep, known locally as borrego cimarrón, and mule deer. Opportunities also exist to hunt species such as peccary, puma, and various types of deer.
The most renowned hunting areas are located primarily in the north, with Sonora as the epicenter, complemented by regions such as Chihuahua, Durango, Nuevo León, and Coahuila. Hunting grounds include private ranches and reserves. Hunts typically last eight days, focusing on desert bighorn sheep. For those wishing to combine it with mule deer hunting, an extra day can be added. Although the physical exertion is moderate, locating these animals can be challenging due to their camouflage abilities. Sometimes long-range shots are required, even exceeding 300 meters.
Trophies average 160 inches, with some specimens surpassing 170 inches. The quality and experience of our local guides guarantee that each day is productive and enriching, accompanying the hunter at all times. Accommodations range from hotels to specialized camps or fully equipped tents, adapting to the needs and preferences of each hunter. While hunting is permitted from November to May, we recommend January and February to take advantage of the best weather and animal activity conditions.