How do you approach this task? (It's become something other than a sport or hobby.)
I started out with (and still take) a Caldwell Stable Table.
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How do you approach this task? (It's become something other than a sport or hobby.)
I started out with (and still take) a Caldwell Stable Table.
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I just bring sand bags and lay on the ground.
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Prone is my fave but I carry a 5Gal bkt and tripod for when terrain isn't favorable. Move 2-4 miles a day trying to keep my shots < 300yds for efficiency. Ammo, water, jacket, magazines etc, in the bkt.Quote:
Originally Posted by MickeyP
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The ones we have around here are skittish and over hunted. I rarely go. One shot and they are gone for 30 minutes
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Shooting on public lands?
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We have only hunted prairie dogs on private land. We drive up to the edge of a field, grab our home made shooting benches out of the truck, and commence with the shooting. We start with close ones and as they get skittish, we stretch it out a bit. I would say the majority of our shooting is between 300-600yds.
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Fun shooting but I'm not as efficient out that far. Longest hit so far was 523yds.
One ranch I shot last year, some PDs had moved to a new area and those were skittish while the rest were normal. No idea why.
I've found if I keep them under ground all day, about 4pm they are too thirsty to stay down. "Magic hour."
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Would that be magic hour or happy hour? Either way it sounds like fun.Sent from my SM-S903VL using TapatalkQuote:
Originally Posted by sagela
Well, it's "happy hour" since we learned why it happens. B4 that it seemed like magic.
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Nice.Sent from my SM-S903VL using TapatalkQuote:
Originally Posted by sagela