Whitewing Dove
(August - October)
4 hunts -3 days & 2 nights ......................................$2,225
6 hunts -4 days & 3 nights ......................................$2,795
Quail/Geese/Ducks/Mourning Dove/Sandhill Cranes
(November - February)
4 hunts -3 days & 2 nights ......................................$2,750
6 hunts -4 days & 3 nights ......................................$3,695
All pricing is based per person & prices subject to change without notice.
Non-Hunters $200/per night plus transportation. (Absolutely no shooting.) Customized schedules can be arranged.
Outdoor Destinations Worldwide Inc. is not responsible for acts of god, war, civil disturbances, changes in hunting season dates, hunting laws or any additional fees imposed by the Mexican government not listed herein.
Included in packaga price
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Not included in package price
- Hunting license
- Gun permit for your gun and special transportation - when bringing your gun. Ask for quote.
- Shells - per quote
- Non-scheduled transportation - per quote
- Gratuities and Bird Boys
- Trip Insurance
***Whitewing dove season 4 max. per room with full occupancy. Winter season double occupancy.
***Receipt of your nonrefundable deposit confirms your acceptance of the above information and release of liability.
Important Information
- YOU CANNOT BRING SHOTGUN SHELLS INTO MEXICO.
- 50% DEPOSIT (NON-REFUNDABLE) DUE WITH RESERVATION AND BALANCE (NON-REFUNDABLE) DUE 60 DAYS PRIOR TO HUNT.
- We handle all processing of licenses and gun permits.
- Arrivals after 9:00 a.m. to McAllen, Texas and departures before 4:00 p.m. from McAllen, Texas require special transportation to and from the lodge and will be surcharged accordingly. Ask for quote.
- "Rain Checks" will be issued if hunts are cancelled by Outdoor Destinations Worldwide Inc.
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DOVE APPAREL |
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Weather |
The weather during whitewing season is generally very warm; in the mid 90's so dress accordingly. |
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Field Colors |
Dove "flare" from light or bright colors, consequently it is important to dress in field colors: light green, dark khaki or camouflage. |
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Slacks |
For shooting, 2 pairs of light weight cotton slacks in fileld colors. Evening temperatures are worn so light cotton is appropriate for dinner. |
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Shorts |
2 pairs |
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Swimsuit |
Bring one |
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Shirts |
For shooting, bring 4 to 6 short-sleeved, light weight cotton shirts in field colors. Bring long-sleeve shirts for sun protection only. |
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Long Sleeved Shirts |
For sun protection only. |
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Footwear |
For shooting, bring light-weight boots with a rigid sole. They should face at least the ankle. Cordura or cordura/leather combinations are great. |
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Hat |
Sun protection is a must. For shooting use a wide-brimmed straw, canvas or poplin hat. As an alternative use a poplin baseball style cap. |
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Raingear/Eyewear |
Lightweight rainsuit or poncho. |
| Eyewear and Hearing Protection | Stray shot is always possible, so wear protective shooting glasses. Bring hearing protection that you are comfortable with. |
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QUAIL/DUCK/GOOSE APPAREL |
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Weather |
Weather during our "Winter Season" will average in the 60's. However, frequent cold fronts can drop temperatures close to freezing. |
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Clothing |
Outfit for mild temperatures with one set of clothes for cold weather (30 degrees +) in the event of a cold front passes. Orange cap recommended for Quil hunting. |
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Bathing Suit |
Bring one. Heated pool and jacuzzi: available at Las Palomas De Loma Colorada. |
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Footwear |
Light-weight boots are ideal for quail hunting. They should lace and have rigid soles.Snake chaps/bootsarerecommendedas asafety precaution. Chest waders are required for duck hunters. |
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SHOTGUNS |
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Outfitting Checklist |
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| Passport |
Chest waders and chaps |
| Small "field bag" |
Pocket knife |
| Recoil pad |
Sunscreen |
| Shooting glasses |
Aloe Vera gel for sunburn |
| Shooting gloves |
Camera gear and film |
| Light-weight shooting vest or shell belt |
Small flashlight |
| Ear/hearing protection |
Ice chest for game |
| Insect repellant |
Small Bills for Tips |