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Global Sporting Safaris Hosted Hunt at Sinalopato

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I recently returned from our GSS Hosted Hunting Trip at Sinalopato on December 1-5, 2012. The group had a great time. We averaged Mexico’s liberal duck and doves limits each shoot. . . . On the first hunting day, we shot ducks the first morning at the “North Marsh,” about an hour’s drive from Hotel. I shot with one of my clients and we shot about 50 ducks; one of our other clients, shooting from a single blind, shot by himself and shot 25 ducks. The blinds were nice and all had wood floors, the bird boys were good, the guns worked great and shells were great too . . . not a single misfire.

The owner of Sinalopato shot with us and, after our morning duck hunt, we went to his new “hacienda” about 30 minutes’ drive from the North Marsh for lunch . . . a true green oasis. . . . The hacienda is situated on six acres of park-like grounds with water fountains, fruit trees and palm trees, plus a beautiful Jacuzzi and swimming pool next to the lodge. We all had a great lunch, some good wine, and a little siesta and then went to shoot dove, about a 25-minute drive from the hacienda. . . . After our dove hunt, the drive back to the Plaza Inn Hotel was about 25 minutes as well. All of our meals at Mr. Owens’ restaurant in the hotel were very good.

Next morning we went to shoot ducks at South Marsh, about a 35-minute drive from the hotel. Once again we had great duck hunting. The airboats worked great, and we had beautiful airboat rides to duck blinds with all kinds of cranes, ibis, pelicans and shorebirds; the sky turned black in areas from all of the ducks taking flight. Nearly all clients shot 50 ducks per two person blind. The afternoon dove hunt again easily produced 60 dove limits per person, all white wings.

On the last morning duck hunt, we shot again at the South Marsh. At about 8:30 AM we had a call from the airboat driver and they wanted to know if we had any extra shells as two of my clients had already shot their 10 boxes of shells . . . so we sent them two extra boxes of shells, and they again shot their 50-duck limit (25 ducks per person that morning). We had another great dinner that night at Mr. Owens’ restaurant at the hotel and I flew from Los Mochis to Hermosilla the next morning on my return trip home.

Two of my clients flew from Los Mochis to Cabo for their marlin fishing trip the following day. One of my clients caught a very large (over 400 lbs.) striped marlin on their fishing trip.

All of my clients and I had a really great time at our Sinalopato Duck & Dove Club during this GSS Hosted Hunting Trip. If you have any additional questions regarding hunting at our Sinalopato Duck & Dove Club, please contact me or visit our website at www.Sinalopato.com

Dick Kennerknecht
Global Sporting Safaris
888-850-4868, Ext. 700

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Global Sporting Safaris offers “Hosted Hunt” for Ducks-Dove in Mexico

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Hunter admires a beautiful Blue-wing Teal

Global Sporting Safaris is currently planning a “Special Hosted Hunt” sometime in December 2012 with dates to be announced depending on level of interest. Hunters will have the opportunity to hunt Duck or Dove or a combination of both. The hosted hunt offers 4-Star accommodations and 5-Star Service and will be four nights and 3 days in duration which will equate to 3 morning hunts and 3 afternoon hunts. This outfitter also offers the famous Copper Canyon tours (great for non-hunters) as well as additional packages such as big game fishing in Cabo and bird hunting in Sinaloa. Excellent Largemouth bass fishing is as close as 90 minutes away at Lake Huites.

Mexico Duck species available in the area are Pintail, Blue-winged Teal, Cinnamon Teal, Green-winged Teal, Redheads, Canvasback, Gadwall, Widgeon, Black-bellied Whistling Tree ducks (Pichiguila), Fulvous Whistling Tree ducks, Mottled Duck, Mallard, Shovler, Speckle Belly Geese and Black Brant Geese and well as Mourning Dove, White-winged Dove, Bobwhite and Gamble quail, and the exotic Elegante quail, which is native only to the state of Sinaloa in Mexico.

Contact Dick Kennerknecht toll-free at 888-850-HUNT, Extension 700 if you are interested in joining him. Hunting pressure in Mexico has been very light for the last 3 years for all species including big game so the hunting should be great! For more information on this Mexico Duck and Dove Hunting destination, please follow the link.

Mexico Duck and Dove Hunting offered by Global Sporting Safaris

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March 22, 2011/Los Mochis, Sinaloa, Mexico/ – Global Sporting Safaris is pleased to announce the offering Mexico Duck Hunting and Dove Hunting near Los Mochis, Mexico in the State of Sinaloa. 

If you’re looking for Mexico duck & dove hunting at its best, this is the place. Attracting millions of waterfowl annually, the Mexican state of Sinaloa is alive with winged activity and natural beauty. Millions of ducks and dove are attracted each year by the warm climate and vast fields of rice, corn, barley and varieties of other crops that cover the lush farmlands of Sinaloa. Bird hunters get up to three extra months to hunt after most seasons close in the U.S. Reservations are being taken now for the upcoming season in Mexico.

Dove Hunting starts bright and early with breakfast at your hotel and then on to the fields for a morning dove hunt, then back to the Plaza Inn for lunch and a siesta, and lots more hunting in the afternoon. Dove hunting in Los Mochis is fast and furious and the hunting spots are as close as a 25 minute drive from the hotel! Hunters, their guides and bird boys are taken to fields where they pass shoot huge flocks of doves as they fly into the area to feed. Mourning doves are bagged from daylight till late-morning and White-wing doves start flying around 8-9:00am. There is a good reason we call our dove outings “Hot-Barrel Hunts,” there are a ton of doves here.

White Wing and Mourning Dove are attracted each year by the warm climate and vast fields of rice, corn, barley and varieties of other crops that cover the lush farmlands of Sinaloa. Bird hunters get up to five extra months to hunt after most seasons close in the U.S.

We are strategically located southeast of the Gulf of California. It is situated between the Pacific and Central Flyways, in one of the most unique regions of northwest Mexico, near Cluiacan, the capital city of the state of Sinaloa. It extends over 100,000 acres of freshwater tidal marsh, swamps, estuaries, waterways, mudflats, and mangrove forests.

Global Sporting Safaris, Inc. based in Casper, Wyoming and is a Full-Service Hunting Consultancy Agency established in 1991. We have a staff of seven Hunting Consultants and Fishing Travel Agents with a combined 175 years of experience. We hold Integrity, Ethics and Honesty in high regard and deal with each client in a one on one basis.

Rick Kennerknecht
Global Sporting Safaris, Inc.
Casper, Wyoming 82604
307-235-4650
www.gssafaris.com