Hunting Wildlife
Three species. Three challenges.
At BRTO, genetics and responsible management are our core pillars. We offer trophies that stand out for their maturity, symmetry and size.
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Mule Deer
King of the Desert
The Sonoran mule deer is renowned for its intelligence and cunning. At BRTO, we enhance its natural quality through selective genetics, producing wide frames, open crowns and defined tines.
- Season: January – March
- Duration: 3–5 days
- Modality: Available in Open Range and Enclosure Hunt (Guaranteed sightings)
Bighorn Sheep
The Mountain Challenge
A symbol of power and endurance. Hunting bighorn sheep on our land means conquering one of the most prestigious physical and mental challenges in the hunting world. We strive for the ideal proportion between body and horn.
- Season: February – April
- Duration: 4–6 days
- Value: Trophy with well-defined annuli and pronounced mass.
Whitetail Deer (Coues / Whitetail)
The Perfect Complement
A dynamic, agile species—ideal for adding a second trophy to your trip. Its alert behavior and quick escape response demand precise shots and fast reflexes.
- Season: December – February
- Duration: 2–4 days
- Role: High-value technical complementary species
Hunting Modalities
Open Range Hunt
A traditional, demanding and fully immersive experience. The hunter contends with the terrain, the weather and the animal’s natural behavior.
- Same price range as enclosure hunts
- 3 to 5 days of hunting
Enclosure Hunt
Our specialty. Offers 100% guaranteed sightings and access to animals developed under top-level genetic and nutritional management.
- Strategic, controlled experience
- Ideal for hunters seeking solid, consistent results
Comparison Table
| Species | Difficulty level | Trophy | Modality | Season |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Mule Deer | 3 | Lorem Ipsum | Open Range / Enclosure Hunt | January – March |
| Bighorn Sheep | 5 | Lorem Ipsum | Open Range / Enclosure Hunt | February – April |
| Whitetail Deer | 3 | Lorem Ipsum | Open Range / Enclosure Hunt | December – February |