Smaller than any other deer in the continent, the Brocket Deer is an excellent challenge for any experienced hunter. We hunt this small creatures from blinds or via spot and stalk, by a previous transportation in 4×4 vehicles to the hunting area.

They are extremely wary and the jungle provides plentiful possibilities for their escape. With the most percentage of the population being gray, we have a good amount of red coloured trophies as well. They weight up to 40 pounds and males grow horns up to 12 inches in length.

The hunting area is located in the state of Campeche, at the Yucatan Peninsula in the south of Mexico, part of one of the largest forests in the world whose biodiversity includes thousands of plants and animals.

The hunting season runs from mid March to mid May.