Texas PD Hunts

[archerforkids]

Folks
This is pure shot in the dark......can any of you guys refer me someone who guides prairie dog hunts in Texas? Preferably the Big Springs area(closer drive).
I would much rather have a referral than gamble on the guy with the "prettiest" website.
Any help is appreciated.

 

[archerforkids]

One more try

 

[K9TXS]

Look at this link, Ultimate Prairie Dog Hunts. I believe there may be a couple of Texas guides listed. I know nothing about any of them, but it will give you a starting point.

 

[archerforkids]

Appreciate the feedback

 

[archerforkids]

Old post, but who knows. Thought I would try again for this year.
Any info on this out there?

 

[Pawnee Bill]

Most of the Prairie Dog towns in Texas were shot out years ago and those that weren't shot out was poisoned out to make way for progress. Now Texas is filling up with Yankees escaping Progressive Demokratic states and they voted for Biden. I'd rather have the Prairie Dogs back.

 

[shoot4fun]

Old post, but who knows. Thought I would try again for this year.
Any info on this out there?

When I first started prairie dog shooting twenty years ago I went to TX with a good friend. They were plentiful then and easy to find. For some time we shot on a ranch up above Dumas but that place got hit hard by plague. The best place in that area was poisoned as well. I pretty much stopped shooting the Panhandle region around 2009 until 2014 but then found a guide in Dalhart that provided us a great shoot. That area was a complete bust the next year. A good friend was having great luck in the Marathon area but a drought killed most of them off there.
Starting two see the pattern?
Prairie dog shooting in most of TX is a bust now, especially if you have to drive 1,100 miles for like I did.