tour mountain in musquiz coahuila

[jaime1]

el baño de manuel en el bebedero de las vacas.

[jaime1]

Rndy from san antonio tx.

[homerboy2u]

My kind of trail ride: Family, alot of fun, some awsome views, and friends from the good Ol´USA.

 Jaime, was telling me that his buddy Randy, in the previous picture is from San Antonio...now retired, living with his wife in Sabinas,Mexico. This guy is more than ready to go out on a trail with us, maybe...just maybe he could be the lending hand  i am looking for. \:D/ ..hahahaha...who knows?.

  Great pictures Jaime....keep unloading all of´em. =D>

Saludos.

[jaime1]

more pictures bad boy, randy from san antonio texas

[jaime1]

last picture

[aggiehiker]

My parents use to go into the mountains outside Musquiz to work on some ranches. Dad was in the water pump/irrigation business. They used to talk about the scenery. They would go to el Rancho Fortin and a couple of others that had large buffalo herds. Is this in the same area?

[jaime1]

this mountain is Santa Rosa is only 8 miles from indian reservation to go
fortin ranch is other pass San rafael to nort  from 40 miles to fortin ranch.

esxuseme for my inglis..

[jaime1]

hi, have route to ranch el fortin. next. post.

[homerboy2u]

My parents use to go into the mountains outside Musquiz to work on some ranches. Dad was in the water pump/irrigation business. They used to talk about the scenery. They would go to el Rancho Fortin and a couple of others that had large buffalo herds. Is this in the same area?

 Your folks, use to go one of the biggest ranches in the area. El Fortin Ranch was owned by Maximo & Joan Michaelis   they were both from the U.S..  They set up a nice ranching operation, until they past away, then their son sold the ranch.  The new owner, Jose Maria Ramon made some renovations to the Hacienda house, added more Buffalo's (Cibolos)  and more solar panels. He has a nice set up.

 It is more like a corporate retrieve, now adays.

  Check the Photo album on El Fortin Ranch  that one of the members of my club did on a visit there. There are 96 very good photos to enjoy.

Jaime1, is doing an awsome job in showing more places in the Santa Rosa Mountains, than anybody can provide.

[Texan4life]

Great pictures jaime1! cuadros hermosos, más por favor mi amigo! :D

[jaime1]

tank,s ok.

[Big Bender]

Great photos with lots of limestone.  Any caves, sinkholes, pits, or sinking streams in the area.  With all that carbonate and relief, there has got to be some deep caves in the area.

Geary