Bill and his 164 B&C Whitetail.
I feel this is your best chance to harvest a truly big Whitetail!
Whitetail deer are one of the most hunted animals in the world due to the sheer numbers and places they exist. We have the rights to a private 11,000 acre ranch managed exclusively for hunting whitetail.
We hunt this ranch in December and January. Due to the limited number of hunters we book, we are able to harvest bucks in the 130-180 class. Our average score over the last six years is 148. It is not uncommon to see high, wide spreads with drop tines.
Come prepared to experience first class trophy hunting in a third world country.... Old Mexico. Five days hunting includes meals.
We will meet you in Laredo, Texas and escort you on a hunt where we feel we'll harvest whitetails scoring 140 B&C and up!
We feel that the person who holds out and passes on smaller bucks will get bucks scoring 150 and up! A deer wounded is considered a deer harvested. Every effort to find the animal will be made, even to the point of using tracking dogs.
If a deer is not recovered, it is up to the landowner to decide whether to continue the hunt or not. It is important that you know how to tell a good trophy in advance of the hunt.
A good buck has horns out past his ears with long tines and heavy mass. We will do everything we can to coach you. There are two styles of hunting, one is riding in a vehicle which is called high racking. There is a stand in the vehicle which allows you to look out over the brush. This is a good way for you to help field judge a trophy. There are five hunters per hunt. We rotate between high racking and hunting from tower stands (sondara's), placed along the roadway. Corn will be fed to draw deer out of the brush.
Typical day starts before daylight using a stand or high rack. Around 10:00 or 10:30 you go back to the bunkhouse for brunch. You will start hunting again at approximately 3:00 p.m. until dark. If you want to hunt all day, that is possible, but deer don't move well mid-day.
Most hunters have filled out in three days. Hunters who pass on smaller bucks, shoot higher scoring bucks. Other animals are available only after you harvest your Whitetail, such as coyote, which are not importable to the U.S. The price for javelina is $25 for the tag and a $250 trophy fee for 2 javelina. On warmer days you will see lots of javelina, cool days you don't see any.
Bow hunters are welcome, but stands are not suitable for the bow hunter. Bow hunts are spot and stalk. These deer aren't as wary of humans as northern Whitetail. They seldom see humans.
In 2000 Bill harvested a Whitetail that placed third non-typical in Mexico. It scored 164 6/8". He missed a buck estimated at typical over 170 B & C points. The big advantage of this hunt is you will see 4-8 different bucks each morning and evening hunt. Several deer taken off this property and adjoining property scored in the 180's.
It can frost at night and make better hunting, but it can get quite warm. Canadian Whitetail hunts endure temperatures from 10 to-20. This hunt may be 30 in the morning, but by mid-day it is in the 50's.
Meals are included. In my opinion this is the best Whitetail hunt in North America. Accommodations are nothing more than a cowboy style ranch house. You will need a sleeping bag and a pillow.
It is recommended that we receive the information for licenses 65 days in advance of the hunt. Absolute minimum of 45 days in advance of the hunt.
You need to send 6 passport size photos and a letter from your local law enforcement office that you are a law abiding citizen with no criminal record. This letter also must include the make, model and serial number of the rifle you are bringing to the hunt. You must be absolutely certain that this information is correct.
You need to send an original birth certificate. If you do not have one, you can obtain one from the state office where you reside. This will be returned to you upon checking your trophy at the Mexico Fish & Game. There will be a $10 fee for packing & dipping of your trophy.
You also need to send a copy of your driver's license and/or a copy of your U.S. Passport. You don't need to send the passport, only a copy. There will be an approximate cost of $400 for license and gun permits.
You will be escorted by the Mexican landowner across the border. He helps to take care of problems if they arise.
Laredo, TX has an international airport, but only commuter planes fly into it. It might be wise to fly into San Antonio, TX and rent a car and drive to Laredo. We recommend staying at La Posada Hotel/Suites. Telephone: 956-722-1701 or Fax: 956-722-4758 E-mail: nmreyna@icsi.net.
It is advised that you are in Laredo by 10:00 or 11:00 a.m. the day before your hunt commences. It can take 1-2 hours to get across the border.
Hunt Price: $4,000 and up! Licenses not included: $400
Hunt code SBG0059
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Manitoba
Whitetail/
Black Bear
Nestled in the North Interlake Region of
Manitoba
is some of the best Whitetail and Black Bear hunting available today. We had
the opportunity to hunt and film for our TV show Hunts To Remember in November
of 2005. This is truly some of
Canada
’s best when it comes to Deer and Bear. This part of
Manitoba
is where agricultural land meets the Canadian bush. You can expect to see a
fair amount of deer coming to the fields on this hunt. You can also enjoy
hunting the deep Canadian bush on this hunt. Copies of our Whitetail hunt can be
ordered from Ten 44 Productions ( 309-928-2109 ).
154 in. 12 pt. and 135 in. 10 pt. 2005 Muzzleloader Season.
This outfitter offers a wide variety of hunts for
Whitetail from bow, to muzzleloader, to rifle hunts. Your hunt will be from
ground blinds or treestands. Seasons run from August to the end of November
depending upon your weapon of choice. Meals, Lodging, and Game Processing are
included on all hunts.
We recommend contacting the outfitter about clothing needed. Depending on
which season you hunt, it is very possible to see all types of weather, be it
mild or severe. We think you should be prepared for all types of weather.
Call
us today:
800-868-1119
e-mail: deer@snodgrass-hunts.com
Web site: www.snodgrass-hunts.com
Black Bear
Manitoba
also has some of the finest in Black Bear hunting available today. With an
already high population of Bears, this province boasts 20,000 new bears are born
every year. At the same time they only harvest around 6500 Bears province wide
every year. This alone should tell you this is the Bear hunt of your dreams.
Even with that said it gets better.
Manitoba
is home to some of the largest Bears on this continent. It is reasonable to
think if you are willing to hunt hard you can expect to harvest a bear over 300
lbs. Another great thing is the fact there are all color phases of Black Bear
available to hunt here. Your hunt is over bait in the spring with fall hunts
being over bait and some spot and stalk around crop fields.
Hunts and Pricing
Licences
are not included
Rifle and Muzzleloader Hunts: 5 days
……..$3,500.00
Archery Hunts : 5 days
...…………………….$2,500.00
Black Bear Spring 5 days
……………...…….$2,500.00
Fall Black Bear 5 days
……………...………..$2,500.00
Goose Hunts also available 3 days
…………$1,250.00
( This is some of the best available waterfowling
today.)
References
Deer:
Guy Murphy, La 1-337-319-1848
John Fontenot La 1-337-249-3348
Darren Miller La 1-337-582-3585
Todd Jones NC1-
Bill Brady Ms1-601-687-9109
Dennis Marchelle, NJ 1-
Bryan Sonnier, Vene. or La email only bsonnier@mindspring.com
Bear:
Chris Miller. La 1-337-274-4422
Guy, John and Darren from above
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South Texas
Nestled
in the Golden Triangle of the Big Deer Country of South Texas, is some of the
best whitetail hunting available today. This outfitter has over 2,500 acres of
South Texas
rolling hills brush country with some great whitetails. Our Hunts To Remember
TV crew filmed 2 hunts here in Dec. 2005. These hunts will air on The
Sportsman Channel in 2006. Copies of this show can be ordered from Ten 44
Productions.
Not
only can you experience great South Texas deer hunting, but you will also get to
experience a lot of what
South Texas
has to offer. Everyone should experience
South Texas
at least once. Meals and lodging are not included in this hunt. You can stay at
various hotels in the town of
Cotulla
which is less than 10 miles from the Ranch.
Your hunt will start on Friday afternoon ( 2 pm ), and end after a
Sunday morning hunt ( 10 am ). You will hunt primarily from elevated blinds or
closed tripods, with some opportunities for Safari Style walk and stalk, as well
as rattling during the rut. You are required to wear snake leggings on this
hunt.
The
terrain on this hunt is rolling hills with
Mesquite
trees, Huisache, Black brush, Oak trees, and numerous varieties of Cacti.
This ranch offers Trophy packages, as well as Management packages. Their
Trophy hunts book up years in advance. Both trophy and management hunts allow
you to harvest 2 does, hogs and coyotes if seen.
(724) 253-2216 or 1-800-868-1119
FAX: (724) 253-3405
E-mail: whitetail@snodgrass-hunts.com
Website: www.snodgrass-hunts.com
Good
Management Deer 120 in. 8 pt.
Management
hunts consist of mature bucks having 8 typical points, with the possibility of
some small additional stickers, scoring around 130 in. Typically around 17
inches inside spread, these are great trophies.
Guide
fees are $300.00 per day, per hunter.
Management
Package:…….$2,000.00
plus guide fees. $2,900.00 Total.
Trophy Packages:
130 – 139.…$2,000.00 plus… $100 per in. over 130 inches.
139
= $2900.00 + guide fees.
140
– 149….$3,050.00 plus….$150 per in. over 140 inches.
149
= $4,400.00 + guide fees.
150
– 159....$4,600.00 plus….$ 200 per in. over 150 inches.
159
= $6,400.00 + guide fees.
160
– 169….$6,675.00 plus….$ 275 per in. over 160 inches.
169
= $9,150.00 + guide fees.
170
– 179….$9,525.00 plus….$ 375 per in. over 170 inches.
plus
guide fees.
Snodgrass Big Game Hunts, Inc.
66 Yeager Road
, Clarks Mills PA 16114
(724) 253-2216 or 1-800-868-1119
FAX: (724) 253-3405
E-mail: whitetail@snodgrass-hunts.com Website: www.snodgrass-hunts.com
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