MEXICO ADVISORY SERVICES
Established in 1964
The Mexico Hunting Specialists

Memories that last a lifetime… For California Quail there's no place better than Rancho "El Coyote" in Baja, a two-hour drive (83 miles) from Ensenada to the San Telmo turnoff, plus a 20-mile drive on a graded dirt road towards the Sierra San Pedro Martir Park and the National Observatory. The thrill of hunting wily California Quail at "El Coyote," the beauty of the area and the enjoyment generated by the warmth and hospitality of Esteban and Alfredo is without doubt, what dreams are made out of. They always seem to bring into the equation the knowledge and love of the land and it really shows when hunting because they are excellent guides.

Your heart takes flight…The pressures of the world recede with each step you take into this beautiful ranch and you feel as if you were adjusting to a different kind of clock. These unique and marvelous hosts are also four generation ranchers who have hunting rights on several quail ranches in their area. So watch out! When a covey of quail explodes from the brush, you'll have a split second to react and a lifetime to recall the exhilaration. Awesome!

These are the documents that we'll process on your behalf for your hunts at "El Coyote": (1) Tourist Card; (2) Military Gun Permit; (3) Hunting Services Agreement; and, (4) Tag (hunting license).

Cost of documents is $390.00. Sorry, no credit card on this hunt.

Not included: room, board and guide: $100.00 per day per hunter. Please be prepared to pay cash for room, board, guide service and tips. Room and board for minors and non-hunters: $65.00 per day per person.

The Meling brothers say that substantial rain fell during March and early April in the San Telmo area so another successful hatch of valley quail chicks is expected. The California quail season opener is scheduled for Friday, October 6, 2006. Rancho "El Coyote" is a total escape to an authentic working ranch that retains much of the charm of turn-of-the-century Mexico, but with upgraded amenities that provide comfort and safety. Guests stay in adobe duplex cabins in which each room had a private bathroom with modern plumbing and electricity. The setting for the ranch is beautiful high desert (about 3,000 feet in elevation) and the autumn colors are spectacular. Hunters say that even without hunting a trip to "El Coyote" is well worth the effort just to spend time in such wonderful surroundings and the pleasure of meeting friends like Alfredo and Esteban, a couple of very generous hosts.