I am planning a short ( about 4 days or so) mammal-oriented trip to Southern Arizona, Tuscon and south, in early October this year. I have received good information from the reports posted on Mammal Watching, but because I do not know the area and have relatively short time on hand, I wonder if someone could recommend a person who I could hire to guide me. I know that there are many cool birds there, but I will focus on mammals.
Thanks for any help (including good places to check out).
Jon S.
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Cave Creek Ranch in the Chiracahua Mtns near portal, AZ offers guides promarily for birding, but maybe they can direct you to a mammal person.
https://www.cavecreekranch.com/birds/
Thanks!