• Does the fee/cost for the hunt include the license or is it another cost on top of the hunting fees?
  We'll get you the needed license and the cost is included in the sole fee we charge.
  
• What is the price for staying an extra night at El Durangueño?
  $300 US dollars, with meals, drinks and practically everything included.
  
• From seeing your website, is it correct that meals are included in the package cost?
  Delicious meals, an open bar and practically everything else is included in the fee.
  
  
• Do the extra curricular activites have an additional cost? Meaning, do the horse riding, bike riding, etc. have additional fee schedules?
  No.
  
• How do I make my deposits to secure my reservation?
  By wire transfering the funds to an account in the U.S. Please call us to obtain the account data.

• What flights can be used to fly to Durango, Mexico?
  There are several commercial flights that can take you to the city of Durango, either directly from the United States or through Mexico City, Mazatlán and Monterrey. We recommend you reach Durango via Mexico City
  
  
• How do I get to the ranch after arriving to the city of Durango?
  Round-trip transportation from the city of Durango to the ranch is included in the package cost. The ride takes about one and half hours and is made in modern and spacious 4-wheel drive vehicles.
  
  

• If I want to spend a night in the city of Durango, what hotels do you recommend?
  • If you want to stay in the downtown area:
    
    Hotel Gobernador, Tel. 01618-813-1919, Av. 20 de Noviembre # 257 Ote.,hgreservaciones@infosel.net.mx
    
    
  • If you want to stay near the airport:
    
    Hotel Victoria Express, Tel. 01618-829-1500, Blvd. Francisco Villa # 2017, www.victoriaexpress.com.mx
    Hotel Holiday Inn Express, Tel. 01618-829-2000, Blvd. Francisco Villa # 4315,
    Ciudad Industrial, www.holidayinnexpress.com.mx

• Can I bring my own gun to the ranch?
  Yes, you can, but it’s much more convenient to simply rent our new Beretta and Mossberg 12-gauge shotguns. This way you avoid lots of paperwork and hassle.

5. On the hunts (guides, typical trophies harvested, stuffing, etc.):

• Do your guides and other personnel speak English?
  We have guides and employees that speak some English.
• Do you offer a guide per hunter?
  Yes.
  
• Could you give me information on hunters success and size of turkeys harvested?
  100% of our visitors have had good size Gould's turkeys at shooting range. The average weight has been 24 pounds, with beard sizes over 11 inches long.
  
  
• How do I get my turkey to a taxidermist?
  By taking it back to the U.S. with you. It´s not complicated. You just have to fill out certain documents that we can provide at the ranch for you to accompany with your trophy. The turkey will have attached to it its hunting tag.
• What else can I hunt while I visit you during the turkey season? Javelina, at $300 U.S. dollars each.

• What personal documents do we need to enter Mexico?
  To get into Mexico you need a valid passport, and it is a good idea to bring a copy of your birth certificate.
  
  
• What form of currency should we bring (U.S. cash, mexican cash, credit cards, travelers checks, etc)?
  Dollars are widely accepted in Mexico, but you may not be given a good exchange rate everywhere, so we advise you buy an amount of pesos in bank or exchange house at the border if entering by land. Banks give a better rate, but once at the ranch you don't need any money except for tips or to purchase extra turkey permits, but you could pay for them in dollars if you like.
  Better hotels and restaurants in Mexico accept major credit cards and traveler checks.
  
  
• If traveling by land, what are the requirements for car insurance?
  We recommend that you purchase it at many of the companies you'll see announced at the border. It is available on the U.S. side at Sanborn's or Johnson's Insurance. You'll only need to show that the vehicle belongs to you and a valid driver's license.
  
  
• Will our cell phones work in Mexico or at the ranch, and is there e-mail or fax capability at the ranch?
  Whether your cell phones will work in some parts of Mexico depends on what carrier you have, so check with them. Nevertheless, some parts of the route way to Durango may not have coverage. We have Internet acces, so you can send emails, use Skype or Windows Live Messenger to comunicate.