Why I hunt prairie dogs

[mongo chicago]

If anyone should ask why you shoot prairie dogs, show this pic and tell them how dangerous they are.

 

[284winner]

That looks like a Chicago Dog. Western Prairie dogs usually use shotguns. Not nearly as dangerous.

 

[theallcineyes]

Clint Eastwood

 

[deepwater]

Going by the hat, coat & accessories, he must be one of those Browning prairie dogs.

 

[hogpatrol]

Groundhogs are just as bad.

 

[people]

It is true. This is why they live under ground. It is to hide their manufacturing facilities.

 

[TheOtherZilla]

Every time I hit a dawg hole in the two track I swear vengeance...

 

[Randall Hardy]

Now that sh*t is funny I don't care who you are. We leave for SD in the morning, hope it hasn't floated away. As of last night we can't get into camp due to flooding. Hope the water goes down by the time we get in,
Randy

 

[snert]

Now that sh*t is funny I don't care who you are. We leave for SD in the morning, hope it hasn't floated away. As of last night we can't get into camp due to flooding. Hope the water goes down by the time we get in,
Randy

It will, and the dirt will be mud up to the door panels

 

[Randall Hardy]

Yup muds a little deep, will have to be pulled in by tractor. It just doesn’t get better that this.

 

[fyrewall]

If the PD's obtain protection they will start invading our city parks, play grounds, front yards, school yards, base ball diamonds, and outdoor concert venues. Waiting for it to dry up a bit to avoid Montana gumbo.

 

[fyrewall]

If anyone should ask why you shoot prairie dogs, show this pic and tell them how dangerous they are.

It needs chemical protection, like the can shaped gas mask container, WWII Wehrmacht type. This would really make it look dangerous.

 

[Randall Hardy]

Here’s our road out this morning. Looks like we will get pulled both ways.
Randy

 

[Codeman]

Gangster dogs in my area

 

[tstowater]

I know that I drove in deeper water than that in Nebraska a few years ago. We were shooting prairie dogs 3 days after 14-16 inches of snow with the first day that we shot was in snow banks and the mounds were clear. The dogs wanted to be out and the shooting was awesome. My FIL and I went through 3000 rounds in 3 and a 1/2 days. The rancher begged us to stay but we were done, not for the lack of ammo as we still had a couple thousand rounds left, but because we were tired. The rancher did tell us where to cross and told us that the water would be deep and to give him a call if we got stuck.

BTW, my wife told me that it isn't hunting, but rather shooting. I just refer to it as live target practice to my hunting friends.