Brocket Deer Hunts
Snook Inn Hunting also offers hunts for the Grey Brocket deer that inhabit this part of the Yucatan peninsula. Known for their secretive and elusive nature, this diminutive specie weigh only 35-50 pounds. Hunting is done by spot and stalk or in blinds set up near water or known travel areas. Brocket deer may be hunted separately or as an add-on to the Ocellated turkey hunt.
You can read about Scott Haugen’s Snook Inn Brocket Deer & Ocellated double here: Mexico Double
Brocket Deer ~ $3200.00
5 day hunt includes roundtrip transportation from Merida to camp, food, lodging, 1×1 guide and all permits and licenses.
Brocket Deer ~ as add-on to Ocellated hunt $1400.00
Client will pay a non-refundable Brocket deer permit fee of $400.00 when hunt is booked. An additional $1000.00 will be due when the client begins to hunt.
Collared Peccary (Javelina) ~ $250.00
Although pig-like in appearance, Peccaries are not members of the pig family or rodent family. They live about 10 years and weigh between 20 and 60 pounds and are found throughout the deserts of the southwestern US and in Central and South America. Hunting for Peccaries can be done at Snook Inn as an add-on to the Ocellated turkey hunt.
Yucatan Bobwhite ~ $100.00
Red-Billed Pigeon ~ $100.00
~Guns and Ammo included in price of hunt~
Here at Snook Inn Hunting we supply a variety of modern shotguns for the Ocellated turkey hunt including Beretta’s, Browning’s, Remington’s and Winchesters. It is not necessary for hunters to bring guns or ammo.
Hunter’s should carefully go through all items being brought into Mexico to ensure that no ammunition is brought into the country.
Other Available Activities
Mayan Ruins
When you come to Mexico, a trip to visit one of the many Mayan ruins in the Yucatan is a must. There are two such ruins near the hunting area. Edzna and Hochob are just a short drive away and offer a unique look into the past Mayan civilization that existed for over 3000 years.
Fishing
We would be happy to arrange trips to the small town of Champoton, Campeche where the mouth of the Champoton river meets the Gulf of Mexico. About 1.5 hours from camp, this shallow water fishery is home to Tarpon, Snook and Barracuda. Fernando Sansores, owner at Snook Inn Fishing can accommodate up to 3 fisherman on his daily charters. For more information contact Fernando on Facebook.
