Let em live or let em die?

[WHISKEYhound]

So in boulder county praire doggs are protected. What does everybody think about that? Me personally, i love to watch those little mothas expolode at about 100 yards. Figure since goose is over this weekend, i better try to find some land to hunt some of these doggs since i cant do it here!

Anybody got doggs need shootin in colorado?

[kingkilla]

ive only seen them at the zoo. i would say let em live. just my 2 cents

[spaightlabs]

smoke everyone of the plague ridden bastages. Talk to virtually any rancher with PDs on his property and you'll get a yes...

[kingkilla]

how do you hunt praire dogs. do you sit in the back of a truck with a bazooka of a gun and a 12 pack and them shoot em at 500yards?

[Richie]

hey WHISKEY, i will come hunt them with you. I am trying to find places to go an so far im told colorado and S. dakota are the spots. I got lots of rounds to spend on them and am dyin to whack em. Nothing like seein the implode :twisted:

[spaightlabs]

I use a 17HMR with a 4 - 22 scope for the most part - very good out to about 200, can occassionally get 'em at 300, but it's a bit of a 'cast'...they're making scoeps for the 17 now with a BDC that wouljd probably help, but we can mostly get our shots between 100 and 200... The 17 HMR is a nice inexpensive round to shoot, so you can have a day's worth of fun for a few bucks...

I mostly spot and stalk - can generally get to a property, walk out and set up, wait a bit and they'll start poking their heads up...after shooting out one town, pick up, move and do it again...

[h20fowler]

I shoot my 17 hmr at them as well. But have lately switched to the 10-22.

We throw a mattress in the back of the truck and lay out with the guns on the tailgate. (larger caliber guns are not recommended for this!) Then it's just a matter of getting as many as you can. The 22 is quiet enough that can you shoot most of an afternoon on the same town.

[WHISKEYhound]

yup kill em all