Red Brocket Deer in Mexico

Hunting Red Brocket deer in the jungles of the famed Yucatan Peninsula can be one of the most challenging and rewarding pursuits available to today’s sporting traveler!   The hunting areas are located in a region known as the “dry forest”, with large trees, dirt logging roads under and extensive tree canopy, and a thick understory. The terrain is quite hilly with several small mountains, and slow-moving rivers that form a series of lagoon-like lakes. It’s a diverse ecosystem that supports rich biodiversity of flora & fauna. Key tree species include the Amapola, whose flowers are a vital food source for Brocket deer, especially Reds. Sweet Gum, and Wild Fig trees with their sweet fruit provide other important food sources for the many wildlife species.
This outfitter has a tremendous track history of producing outstanding trophies! With extensive use of trail cameras and hour of plain old scouting, he and his team work tirelessly to make sure that each client is placed in the proper area for an opportunity at one of North America’s most elusive deer species.  Although success in this camp is high, this is a game of patience.  All hunts are 7 full days of hunting, and guests must be mentally equipped to endure long days of sitting. Mid-day breaks are a perfect time for a siesta in your private cabin.
In this remote part of the southern jungles of Mexico, camp life is as good as it comes! Each guest has a private, bug proof, thatched roof chalet to return to after a long day in the field. If you go hungry at this camp, it’s your own fault, as traditional Mayan cuisine is plentiful. Breakfast is light with eggs, fruit, and bacon, and the dinners can range from steaks, chicken and traditional empanadas.
This adventure id far more then just the pursuits of Red Brocket deer. The ecosystem itself is worth the price of admission! Call WTA today for details and dates.