North American Hunting
Mexico Desert Sheep
Hunt Desert Bighorns in 100% free ranging area's
North American Hunting
The Desert Big Horn Sheep is one of the most prized species sought by international hunters. Our outfitter has exclusive rights to approximately 820,000 acres in Sonora and South Baja. These areas have produced 100% free range rams, sized from 150 to 185 SCI points.
Depending on the area in which you hunt, you will land at either Loreto or Hermosillo International Airport.
A rewarding and successful hunt is not physically easy, so it is of great help if our hunters are in good physical condition. Despite the challenges of the hunt, we have yet to experience conditions under which the hunters have returned without a trophy. Our hunts are conducted mostly on foot, although trucks, ATV's, or mules may be used, but it is important that the hunter can climb.
We provide all of the supplies, and the food at main camp is great. The client has the attention and service of one main guide, porters, spotters, cooks, and staff at camp.
We take care of the hunter from the moment you arrive at Hermosillo Airport to the moment he departs again for home. Hunters can take their trophies with them if they are willing to stay 3 days in Hermosillo waiting for their paperwork or they can rely on our broker to get their rams home (most of our hunters leave the ram with the outfitter). You are accompanied by a qualified professional hunter who speaks English and ensures the client’s safety as well as the success of the hunt.
We take care of all the paperwork, Gun permit, Cites, license etc...
Accommodations
Most of our hunts are conducted in an “East African” style, using our famous base camps. Electricity, toilet and hot showers are included. At times, we may spike camp in the mountains in order to have a successful hunt.
Remember, this is a sheep hunt.
Season
November through March - Although there is no best season for sheep hunting, it is more comfortable to hunt in cooler weather. Expect cold nights and warm days in December, January and February (25-80 F). The weather is warmer in March (35-90 F). There are many times, however, when we have taken the best rams late in the season.
Cost
Desert Sheep - $65,000.00USD - Sonora Mainland - Sheep plus Desert Mule Deer, Harvest fee on Mule Deer is $8,500.00 and Harvest fee on Coues deer is $4,000.00USD.
Tiburon - $95,000.00USD
Non-hunters are welcome to accompany the hunt for the number of days the hunter takes to harvest the sheep. The cost for non-hunters is $2,500.00US.
As an extra service, we offer an edited video of your hunt along with all the raw footage taken in the expedition. The cost of the video varies, depending on the hunt and the clients’ wishes.
If the client finishes the hunt before the 10th day, he can ask the professional hunter to accompany him for a tour of the area or choose optional outdoor activities at a very low cost.
All deposits and balances paid are completely non-refundable, Please also be aware that any animal that is injured in any way is considered fatal and will be charged at full price.
Cost Includes
• Transportation from the airport to the hunting area and back to the airport.
• Accommodation in Main and Spike camps with all the necessary equipment.
• All meals and drinks during the time of the hunt (alcohol in moderation).
• License and tags for the animals hunted.
• Service of a professional guide, along with spotters and porters.
• Cooks and camp staff.
• Field preparation of trophies.
• The use of 4 wheel drive vehicles and/or ATV'S.
• Mules (if necessary).
Cost Excludes
• Travel and hotel accommodations before and after the hunt.
• Packing, dipping, and shipping of trophies to final destination.
• Firearms and ammunition. Rifles and/or shotguns are available for hire on request. We have a wide selection of rifles with quality optics.
• Medical and travel expenses.
• Emergency evacuation by air from the hunting area. We recommend hunters buy travel insurance.
• Satellite phone use.
• Gratuities for the guides and staff.