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Guided Hunt: This is when an expert guide sticks with you every step of the adventure. Here’s what you get:

Planning and strategy: The guide knows the land like the back of their hand, knows where the animals hide, and how to approach without being seen.

Transport and logistics: They take you straight to the best hunting spots, find the perfect blinds, and handle getting around the property efficiently.

Technique and safety: They teach you how to use your firearm or bow, proper stance, clean and ethical shooting.

Game processing: They help skin, clean, and prepare your trophy or meat so you don’t have to worry about a thing.

Learning: Even if you’re a beginner, you’ll pick up tracking, aiming, and understanding animal behavior like a seasoned hunter.

What’s Included in a Hunt Package:  all-inclusive packages covering:
•  Airport transfers.
•  Comfortable lodging or haciendas with amenities like running water, showers, and Wi-Fi (where available).

  All meals (home-cooked Mexican cuisine, snacks, and non-alcoholic beverages; some include alcohol).
•  Professional guides (bilingual in English and Spanish).
•  Hunting license and tags.

Trophy field preparation, skinning, and caping.
•  In-ranch transportation.
Exclusions often include airfare, gratuities (recommended $200-500 per guide), gun rental/ammunition, taxidermy/shipping, and any pre/post-hunt hotel stays.

Non-hunters can accompany for an additional fee, typically $200-300 per day.

A hunt typically lasts 5 to 7 days, depending on the animal and the terrain. During this time, you’ll be tracking, stalking, and waiting for the perfect shot.

You can hunt with a rifle or bow, depending on your experience level and the species you’re after. Rifles are effective at long distances, while bows require patience, stealth, and careful approach.

The best hunting times are early morning and late afternoon, when animals are most active and feeding. These hours are key for spotting good opportunities.

For clothing, it’s recommended to wear:
Layered clothing, to adjust to cool mornings and evenings, and hot days.
Neutral or camouflage colors, to blend with the terrain.
Sturdy, comfortable boots, ready for hills, canyons, and brush.
Sun protection: hat, sunglasses, and sunscreen, as many areas are sunny and arid.

You’ll need to arrive at the airport in El Paso, Texas–Chihuahua. That will be our meeting point. From there, we’ll travel about two hours to reach a 25,000-acre ranch, where we’ll make sure you experience one of the best hunts of your life.