HUNT'S DESCRIPTION:

The hunt takes place on Sierra El Alamo, at the Northwest coast of Sonora State. This Sierra has an area of 80,000 acres and an elevation of 3,000 ft. (the highest in the State), which is a very special place to hunt due it is under a program for conservation and repopulation of desert bighorn sheep on the Sonora desert, which is the perfect habitat for the specie. The terrain is rugged, and the hunter must be in good physical condition to take the bigger rams. The hunt will be on foot (on car to the base of the Sierra, from there will be climbing.

INCLUSIONS: $3000 for airfaire/gratuities - 10 days of effective hunt, with an average 3 days to harvest a trophy. Fully guided, with English speaking main guide; backpackers, spotters, and staff at camp. Room and board, refreshments, and bottled water. Transportation airport-camp-airport. First care of trophy (cleaning and drying).

EXCLUSIONS: Lodging Fee. Hunt documentation. Exportation, packing and shipment of trophy. Non-hunter(s). Tips for guides and staff. Hotel in H illo if arriving late afternoon and if departing for home early morning. Any expenses of personal nature. Insurance