Mexico – Premier Wild Bobwhite Quail in Tamaulipas

Quail numbers are phenomenal in Mexico, and this outfitter has access to more than 500,000 acres loaded with wild quail and diverse wildlife. Intensive habitat management keeps these properties in prime condition for quail, benefiting many other species in the process. The terrain is varied and reminiscent of South Texas, with a blend of agricultural land and natural cover. Aloe, milo, citrus, and agave are the primary crops you’ll hunt around, with most quail hunting taking place on ranchland and open range.

Hunts are conducted from well-equipped quail rigs and take place within 30 to 45 minutes of the lodge, with the farthest properties being about an hour and a half away. Hunters can expect to encounter 10+ coveys of wild bobwhite quail per hunt and an average of around 20 per day—often more in high-density areas. Each location is only hunted once to preserve and respect the resource. Bobwhite quail make for exciting shooting, especially with the outfitter’s expertly trained dogs at your side.

Bobwhite quail live on the ground and blend seamlessly into their surroundings with brown and black feather patterns. They thrive in agricultural areas, woodlands, and grasslands—all habitats located near the main lodge. The outfitter’s professional dogs are highly skilled at locating and flushing tight-holding birds. These non-migratory quail gather in coveys that can number up to 30 birds, offering fast-paced action and memorable hunts.

Reserve your spot today for an unforgettable wild bobwhite quail hunt—and bring home some excellent table fare.