Ernesto C

What's the rating or weight capacity of the trailer? are you sure is rated to carry vehicles? Ernesto C

WOW That was awesome thanks for sharing! Hunting in Mexico is always magical, exciting! Ernesto C

If it were mine .... I'll give it to you Since I don't own one, I'll keep it. If I had plenty .. maybe I'll get rid of one and keep this one? If I didn't want it ... I will sell it ? I don't know... when I get to be in your shoes I'll find out

There is nothing wrong with him letting us know what he does. We can also post what we do in the Topic or section "Family Strengths" Ernesto C

That's why you should not drive a Ford!

If you hide your camp/truck how will you find your way back? Bump!

Yes to what rcdinaz said, or the same in 270 WSM with muzzle brake. Both light weight no recoil. Ernesto C

Very nice Tim, congratulations!

SWEET!!

WOW ORLIN!! YOU THE MAN!! GREAT BUCK MY FRIEND!

OMG!! Wow!! Beautiful!! Yes, BADA$$!!

A W E S O M E !! Some people doesn't understand what life, what a hunt is about! Congratulations and thanks for sharing! Ernesto C

Yes your Outfitter (if you decide to hunt in Sonora Mexico) will provide you with your Gun Permit and Hunting Contract along with the proper documentation to bring your trophy back. Let me know if you have any questions. Ernesto C

A quesadilla? sure hun with salsa and one more beer please! Honey.. have I told you today that I love you?

Honey, bring me more nachos and another beer please!! This is going to be really good!

Pictures of the mounts or the neighbor TJ?

Once you get your gun(s) in the U. S. Your Outfitter will issue you a "Gun Permit" to travel into Mexico with your gun(s) and you can carry up to 100 rounds per gun. Now if you want to hunt Mexico and bringing your gun into the U. S. is to much problem; talk to your Outfitter, you can borrow one of his rifles. Ernesto C

aushunter, The hunts for coues deer in Mexico aren't from a high seat. That will probably be a mule deer hunt. There are diff. styles of hunting you can choose yours. You will not have any issues or problems bringing your gun(s) into Mexico; your Outfitter will take care of that. Any way, where ever you choose to hunt, check the Outfitters that are sponsors in this website, they will take care of all your needs and will answer your questions. Thank You. Ernesto C

How much?

A good Outfitter will take care of his client. A good outfitter must be familiar with all the laws pertaining to hunting, guns, and paper work on both sides of the border. It's the outfitters responsibility not only to provide the best service to the hunter but to make sure all the paper work need for his hunter(s) is complete and signed. A hunter should not be making phone calls to both sides of the border investigating what to do and how to do it and what's need it... that's what the outfitter is for; the outfitter should provide all this information to his hunter/client. But of course, if the hunter finds for him self what to do, how to do it and what's needed more power to him. Lots of hunters trust their outfitter and they assume the outfitter will treat them they same way the outfitter will like to be treated... unfortunately is not always the case. In this case, several Federal and State Mexican Agencies can come after Sonoran Outfitters and make him pay for his actions ... I don't know if these Mexican Federal and State offices are aware of this situation. Ernesto C

A W E S O M E !! Thanks for sharing! Ernesto C

Unfortunately ...yes he still is Brian.

Wow! Selling tags and he don't even had them. Also, I herd of one of his hunters showed up at the airport with his guns and Todd didn't even had a gun permit for him! What a looser! Ernesto C

How cool is that? Congratulations way to make it work man very nice

WOW!! SWEET!! Congratulations man!