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Post by onecoyote on Feb 2, 2004 17:33:57 GMT -5
I don't know if it's a good thing or a bad one. We all know Mexico has some of the best bird hunting on earth, along with big game. You can take birds and big game in Mexico for a price, usually not cheap either but not a problem if you have the money. I have never heard of Mexico offering predator hunting, I'd think they could make a ton of money if they did so. I have hunted predators in Mexico and I can tell you it's awesome not to mention unbelievable. The last time I hunted down there was 1988, the laws may have changed somewhat but I bet a guy can still do it. I hunted in Baja and Sonora and at the time the limit on coyotes was 6 a year per hunter. lol You'd call that many or more on every stand. I won't tell you how many we killed, but it was way more than 6 a day. The Mexicans wanted us to kill every coyote in Mexico and we tried. If you guys want some remarkable coyote hunting, try finding out about predator hunting in Mexico. If you're scared to take a gun, then just go calling down there, you won't believe it.
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jhoward
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Post by jhoward on Feb 3, 2004 0:42:15 GMT -5
i bet you're right i've spent some time down there myself and i saw alot of yote's and they talk about alot of lions
however with the expense invold with crossing your guns and ammo and having to keep up with it all i don't think it would be worth it to me
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Post by Bobcat on Feb 3, 2004 8:39:15 GMT -5
Hey OC,
Man, you are right about Mexico and predators. Doorgunner and I were just talking about that over coffee the other day. If it weren't for all of the hassles, as J-H said, it would be a dream come true.
Good Hunting,
Bob
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Post by ICMCumin on Feb 8, 2004 12:13:14 GMT -5
Son of a gun, but on Hunting with Keith Warren this AM on OLN, he hunted coyotes and bobcats in Mexico as part of his show. Did great too - Keith bagged a huge bobcat as part of the hunt.  |
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Post by doorgunner on Feb 10, 2004 8:57:03 GMT -5
When I was guiding deer hunters down on a big ranch in Coahuila, I took my ancient old Burnham Bros. cassette caller. It was incredible. In broad daylight, you could set the caller on the hood of the truck, stand up in the bed, and coyotes would come charging in, sometimes three at a time. What was amazing is that, they could care less about me, the truck, or my scent. They were only interested in the speaker. They act very differently than coyotes that I've hunted anywhere else, but then again so do the deer. If it weren't for the perpetual hassles by the Mexican Military, I would still be enjoying the last frontier of hunting.
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