My boss took me down to Mexico last week to do some duck, dove, and quail hunting. It was one heck of a time. We shot pintails, redheads, buffleheads, blue wing, green wing, & cinnamon teal. Here are a few pictures. The rattlesnake you see was caught alive by that guide in the picture.

I wish my boos would take me to Mexico... Those BWT landing was a great photo!

Looks awesome. Post up some details on the place you went to...costs, etc.

That's a naasty snake but then again aren't they all.

Here is the website, http://www.lchunting.com/. I have been to this place 3 times now and the service and hunting experience is great. I have been during whitewing season and the combo season and both are great. It's American owned and all the guides speak english. I believe they have over 500,000 acres leased for hunting.

Look at those blue wingers! Thats awesome, I am very jealous. Seeing those blue wing teal made me feel like it was september already. Im just curious, what are the bag limits in Mexico?

Website for lodge is above. I am not sure the bag limits for Mexico, but this lodge implements a 15 duck per person limit in order to have great hunting throughout the season. Dove hunting has no limits.

Somebody needs to explain this stuff to me. Everyone knows stuff is cheaper in Mexico...however when it comes to hunts it's like at least twice as much as a top guided hunt with meals and lodges are here in Texas. What's up with that? Not to mention all the crazy fees and cost of shells.

Congrats!

Those are some nice birds.

I don't know if there is a limit on ducks in Mexico, if there is, it's a lot.

Funny how we have special seasons and one bird limits on pintails when you can just go to Mexico and stack 'em up.

I need to go down there sometime.

Post a good close up pic of a cinnamon teal

thank you threecurl for that clarifiction, I was just thinking about that

Ok, that settled it for me.

More numbers of ducks, quail, and dove.
No season and apperantly no regulations.
No more Latin Americans since they are all in Texas.

Yep, i'm moving to Mexico....

congrats on all the ducks.

is this a lodge your wife or girlfried would feel comfortable in? What is the local town like. (shopping for the women?)