Promote regional economy and conservation of species at the 2nd International Tournament of Wild Turkey Hunting
Hermosillo, Sonora May 16, 2011 .- In order Sonora promote through sporting tournaments to strengthen the economy of the Sonoran mountain villages, to promote the sport and especially to help the conservation of wildlife, held the 2nd International Tournament of Wild Turkey Hunting Silvestre.
Sonora is a state that has great attractions to offer in the range of ecotourism economy, traditions and especially in the attraction of unique species to promote hunting in our region.
This was stated by the representative of the Sagarhpa, Hector Aguayo Valdez, Director General Interest Hunting Wildlife under the 2nd. International Tournament of Wild Turkey Hunting in the municipality of Yécora, Sonora.
"Sonora is a state that is characterized by the level of quality and competitiveness in our hunt, it shows opportunity for promotion and sport hunters who come to our state."
present officials reiterated the commitment of Governor Elias Guillermo Padres continue to maintain and strengthen Sonora's leadership in the economic diversification of the ranches in a sustainable way, ie without compromising natural resources.
"I want to acknowledge the hard work of the Mayor of Yecora, C. Pedro Arturo Valenzuela for his great interest in promoting hunting tourism in their region and make an invitation to other local governments for a coordinated, participatory, but above all sustainable approach to natural resources, join the effort of this government Sonora to remain in the hunt headquarters and leader in the diversification of production of cattle ranches, "said the representative of Sagarhpa. Winners of the 2nd
. International Tournament 2011 Wild Turkey Hunting of
With great joy participation and took out the awards to the winners of the 2nd. Tournament.
The first place went to Mario Obregon City Pug BALPA with a score of 61,000 becoming entitled to an amount of 100 thousand pesos, the second place went to Juan Gonzalez Loaiza of Hermosillo with a score of 60.6250 becoming entitled to 60 000 pesos, and third place for Martiniano Garcia Solorzano with 60.1250 points becoming entitled to 40 000 pesos.
The remaining 17 sites were also creditors in cash prizes. To
awards were present, Hector Aguayo Valdez on behalf of the Secretary of Sagarhpa Hector Ortiz Ciscomani, Javier Tapia Camou Commissioner for Tourism in Sonora, and the Mayor of Yécora, Pedro Arturo Valenzuela
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