| Imagine
the spot: Itīs 5 a.m. You wake up in your
warm room. Outside is full of the typical
desert vegetation like Chollas, Palos Verdes,
and Sahuaros. The morning air is a bit cooler
than you thought, but never mind, in the
dinning room a hot cup of tea is waiting
for you. |
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Outside
temperature is aproximately 40°F, a
medium down coat was a good choice for the
morning ride in open 4x4īs. Temperature
will rise to 85°F by noon, cooling down
again to the low 40īs by sundown. |
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| After
being introduced to your expert guide. both of
you step into the 4x4 radio communicated truck
and start your way, sharing it with another hunter
and his guide. At certain point, your guide locates
a fresh track, you get off the truck and start
tracking by foot, while the other hunter continues
looking for his own set of tracks. |
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Suddenly,
your guide makes a complete stop. In a quiet
voice and pointing out he says: "Muy grande".
There he is. Right beside a Sahuaro. You
put up your rifle...aim...shoot...and...the
trophy of a life time is yours! |
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| Back
at camp, everybody gathers around you and your
trophy. Later while our skinner is working, you
take a sit around the campfire and relax with
a cold drink in your hand. Is this good life or
what! The other hunters are comming in. Some of
them where just as lucky as yourself! Others were
not, they came close but...they are not worried.
They know their chance will come sooner or later... |
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After
a relaxing shower and a change of clothes,
a good dinner is served for you, everything
is cooked in the spot by our full time cook. |
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All
game meat is consumed at camp by the staff and
hunters (steaks, poultry and fish are always
available). No game is wasted at all. After
dinner, you and all the hunters gather around
the fireplace toasting for the harvested trophies
and their hunters. Hunting stories come and
go as the night passes by. Can
you picture yourself here?
Reward
yourself with the hunting trip you deserve,
come and hunt in Mexico with us!
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