Friday, July 31, 2009

Los Cazadores Whitetail Contest

This past weekend was the awards ceremony for the Los Cazadores whitetail contest. Whitetail hunters from all over the United States entered there Texas trophy buck in hopes to win a buckle, trophy and/or green jacket in the world’s largest whitetail contest.

5 Star Outfitters brought home the trophy for the best overall whitetail with a incredible score of 252 4/8, this south Texas monster also won 1st place in the best top 50. The second deer we entered scored a remarkable 223 1/8 which was good enough to place him in 7th place in the top fifty deer entered in the contest. The third and final deer 5 star entered scored 170 which was good enough to take a green jacket.
We were honored to be able to compete with some of the most famous whitetail hunting operations in Texas…..Congratulations, to everyone that participated in the 23rd Annual whitetail contest!!! Keep your eyes on us because you will see many more of our trophies in this prestigious contest.

Tuesday, July 28, 2009

Siberian Ibex

Hey guys I’ve got a Pure Siberian Ibex that will measure 48”-50". If you’re interested or if you know of anyone that might want a trophy of this caliber please let me know! He should be the new #1 in SCI!! Definitely a world class animal!! Don’t let the grass grow under your feet on this one…there’s too many collectors that would love to have this monster. (325)450-0321

Wednesday, July 8, 2009

San Miguel Outdoors Out of Business??

Apparently due to the economical downfall San Miguel Outdoors is closing its doors.

We truly hate to see any business close, especially a fellow outfitter. Our thoughts are certainly with the Gardner family and their team.

The following is from huntingreport.com.

San Miguel Outdoors Ceases Operations

"Hunters and operators with hunts booked through San Miguel Outdoors should know that this agency has ceased operations. Furthermore, the company appears to be in arrears on payments to numerous operators for hunts it has booked for clients this season.

In an e-mail I received today from San Miguel's president Mike Gardner, he confirms that the company has stopped operating, although he does not address the status of clients' bookings. His e-mail reads, "San Miguel Outdoors, Inc., has not been able to continue its operations due to current economic conditions and has ceased doing business. We apologize for any inconvenience. All communications should be directed to: SMO INC., PO BOX 341478, Austin, Texas 78734." Today, San Miguel Outdoors' former web site address leads to a site for San Miguel Ranch, a whitetail hunting operation in Uvalde, Texas, that is also operated by Gardner.


Representing dozens of hunting operations around the world, San Miguel's closure is expected to affect a substantial number of clients and outfitters. Already, Texas-based attorney Ryan Hammit contacted me, alleging that San Miguel Outdoors owes his Zimbabwean client more than $150,000 paid to the agency by clients for past and future safaris. I'm hearing other operators have gone unpaid as well. I've also heard from a Hunting Report subscriber who says he is out a total of $15,000 in payments sent to San Miguel Outdoors that were never forwarded to his hunt operators... "