Hunting in Mexico offers diverse landscapes and a rich variety of game species. Hunters may encounter the white-tailed deer, follow the tracks of puma or jaguar, and enjoy excellent opportunities for hunting various species of waterfowl and doves.

Mexico’s landscapes range from rugged mountains and forested areas to vast desert regions, each presenting unique challenges for hunters. In these environments, patience, silence and careful observation are essential for a successful hunt.

Hunting has long been part of the local culture, where respect for nature plays an important role. All hunting activities are carried out in accordance with sustainable hunting practices and in full compliance with local regulations and conservation principles.

Travel:
Arrival by international flight (the exact airport depends on the hunting area, but most commonly Sonora).

Huntable Species
Small game:
Around 10 species of waterfowl, as well as quail and dove.

Big game:

• Desert Bighorn Sheep

• White-tailed Deer

• Desert Mule Deer

Hunting Season

Small game: from November to February

Program Duration: 4 hunting days

Hunting Area: Small game hunts are recommended for groups of 4–6 hunters. Hunting in Mexico is considered a truly unique and memorable experience.

Most of our hunts are organized not far from the city of Zacatecas, where our local partner is a highly experienced hunting outfitter with extensive knowledge of the area and the local hunting traditions.