Bird hunting in Mexico

Bird Hunting in Mexico

Bird hunting in Mexico is like dialing back the glory days of wingshooting here in the States.The dove shooting in Mexico is nothing short of spectacular. White-winged and Mourning doves, as well as pigeons are so numerous in Mexico that they’re considered to be a pest by the farmers. Thousands of acres of corn and sorghum fields are close to the lodge, and extensive pre-hunt scouting keeps driving times to the shooting areas to a minimum.

Bird Hunting in Mexico

When to go bird hunting in Mexico

  • White Wing Dove: Early August through late of October
  • Mourning Dove: Early August through late February
  • Bobwhite Quail:  Early November through late February
  • Waterfowl: Early November through late February

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This outfitter is an honest hardworking outfitter and I cannot recommend him highly enough.

I have to say this was the best upland bird hunting I have ever experienced. To top it all off the rancher whose land we hunted on and his wife invited the entire group on the last morning for a home cooked feast of a breakfast at their ranch house. Finer people I have never met.

Louis Digiovanni

The dove hunting in Mexico was like a video game!

There are literally millions of White wing doves in the areas surrounding the lodge. The dove shooting starts as soon as you get out of the truck and doesn't stop till Jose says it is time to go. I really love the fact that I don't have to hassle with taking my shotgun with me. They have plenty of Benelli shotguns for you to use in both 20 and 12 gauges. They do an excellent job of scouting and know exactly where the doves are and where to put you on the field to get the most action.

Dale Roden

You'll be hooked after you go hunting in South Dakota the first time.

It may take you several more trips to get it out of your system, if you ever do. If you get the chance, have Outdoors International set you up with their SD pheasant hunting lodge. They'll leave  lasting impression on you as the hunt was over the top.  The food, the lodge and the people are top notch and the trip will not disappoint.

Michael Marbach

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