Wyoming prairie dogs

[hossblur]

So far from this thread all I've learned is I must be 12 because I think it's fun to shoot Prarie dogs until my 223 barrel is all but glowing red and maybe in a couple years when I draw a circle spike tag I can be a real hunter. That pretty much sums it up for anyone not wanting to read the whole thing.

Easier summary is...

Napoleon syndrome is alive and well in Laramie

 

[Tikka]

So far from this thread all I've learned is I must be 12 because I think it's fun to shoot Prarie dogs until my 223 barrel is all but glowing red and maybe in a couple years when I draw a circle spike tag I can be a real hunter. That pretty much sums it up for anyone not wanting to read the whole thing.

Yes, that pretty much sums it up….

 

[hossblur]

I did, when I was 12...out grew it.

You think it would be a problem or challenging for me to shoot pdogs?

Yeah, ok...5 shots at 100 with the primary rifle I hunt with:

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I hear it works pretty well at 620 on elk:

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I learned to shoot like that at a rifle range, and shooting steel. I pick the chittiest days (wind, etc) I can to "practice", shooting off my pack, in the dirt.

Hint...

My 12 year old outgrew Buzz, literally.