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back to the top. Its always good to get the gun permits submitted earlier than later. If you are thinking about one of these hunts, please let me know.

Dang good buck for a first! Congrats to both of you!

Congrats! I can't wait until my boys are old enough to hunt!

ttt with videos and pictures added.

Sorry I never saw this post, There is no additional cost if you want to bring other people with you.

Thanks for adding your pictures to this post! Orlin killed the best buck on the last day of the hunt in our group.

In my younger days I worked at the skateboard shop right across the street. We would go to AJ's at least 3-4 times a week to get pizza. They sold it by the slice back then and it was delicious! No tsure if they still sell it like that now though, its probably been 10 years since I've been over there.

If you shoot a coues this year and don't want to have it mounted, I would like to trade the cape for a euro mount. Looking for something in the 70" or larger range. Please let me know if you might be interested and I'll give you my number. Someone in the east valley would be prefered, but I would really like to get my hands on a decent cape this year. Thanks Brian

The first ranch I am not sure. Last year part of our group hunted the ranch next door to this one. While they were down there they talked to the ranch owner and he offered to sell his tags to us for the 2020 season. Only one buck was killed close to the fence line and it happened to be drop tine buck. He was around a 90"-95" buck if I remember right. The second ranch we averaged right at 100" both years that we hunted over there. Both years some bigger bucks were missed and they should be out on the property still. In 2018 the largest buck killed on this ranch was 107" broken and in 2019 it was a 110" buck.

Yes. There was a group from here that went down last year.

Anyone interested in going to mexico and doing a DIY hunt? I have 8 tags on 2 different ranches that I'm looking to sell for January of 2020. This is strictly a DIY hunt. I will have someone that is able to meet you at the border and take you to the ranch and show you where you can hunt. He will stay at the ranch house with you for the week, but he is by no means a guide. There is a ranch house on either place that you can stay. The below price includes your deer tag, gun permits and the one helper. We can always get other people (cook, cowboy etc.) if you'd like, but it would be an added cost. The closest town to both ranches is Cumpas, and they are in the mountain range just east of there. Ranch #1 5 tags available, $2,700.00/person Cost includes tag, gun permit, ranch house to stay in and one cowboy at the ranch with you while you are hunting. The dates for this ranch are January 8th-January 15th. The 8th and the 15th are travel days. Depending on border crossing, you may be able to hunt the evening of the 8th. Pics of bucks killed in 2019 on adjacent ranch to this one and a better picture of the drop tine buck Ranch #2 3 tags available, $2400.00/person Cost includes tag, gun permit, ranch house to stay in and one cowboy at the ranch with you while you are hunting. The dates on ranch #2 are January 29th-February 5th. The 29th and the 5th are travel days. Depending on border crossing, you may be able to hunt the evening of the 29th. We hunted this ranch the last 2 years and I have pics of deer killed and one that I personally missed last year that is probably still on the property. I will post pictures this weekend for anyone interested. Here are some photos and videos from this ranch from 2019 Buck that I missed A couple more bucks that I had video of on my phone. The buck in the last clip is the one that Orlin ended up shooting on the last day. The video was from the first day of the hunt. Pics of all of the bucks from 2019 and the ranch You would be responsible for all food and drinks that you want to bring with you. Tips are not included either, but you only have to worry about one guy unless you want other help. Please let me know if you have any interest in going.

I’m pretty sure most taxidermist use other forms and shape them for coatis. That’s one of the reasons they are so dang expensive to have mounted.

They will be in the picture with the hunter, not the trail cam pics.

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I’ll take the compass