
Five days on a working ranch in the Sierra Madre. Here is how it goes.
Getting Here
Fly into Hermosillo (HMO). We pick you up at the airport and drive you to the ranch the next day.
We handle the paperwork — hunting license and rifle permits. You bring a passport.
If you want your own rifle, the SEDENA import permit takes sixty to ninety days, so we start on it once your dates are set.
Your cape and antlers are prepared here and taken with you.
The paperwork is the part people worry about.
Call us and we will walk you through it.
A rustic lodge — three rooms, one bath, hot water and heat at night. Meals are cooked here: sonoran beef, tortillas made by hand that afternoon, coffee before daylight.
On the glassing points before light. Fifteen-power binoculars on a tripod, working an oak hillside a little at a time. Back for lunch, out again until dark.
A flat-shooting rifle you are comfortable with out to 300 or 400 yards, and boots meant for rock. Bring layers — the mornings are cold and the afternoons warm up.
Rancho La Carrera