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    High Power Shooter FromMyColdDeadHand's Avatar
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    Default Where to Hunt Praire Dogs

    Is there some kind of resource of people with prairie dog problems can connect with shooters? How do you get started in P-dog shooting?
    I'll stop buying black rifles when my wife stops buying black shoes.

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    Those with varmint shooting areas hold the area close to the vest.
    I just scored an area to shoot till i run out of ammo. The down side.. Private land, limited number of guest and you have to shoot when the owner is on site. Usually 1-2 days per week, as in M-F early to mid morning.
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    Our prairie dog spot had a mass die off a few years back. Trying to let them come back a bit. Need to drop some Viagra on the mounds.
    Last edited by 00tec; 05-02-2017 at 13:11.

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    Quote Originally Posted by 00tec View Post
    Our prairie dog spot had a mass die off a few years back. Trying to let them coke back a bit. Need to drop some Viagra on the mounds.
    Shooting a few will actually stimulate reproduction.

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    Just like with coyotes.

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    Quote Originally Posted by newracer View Post
    Shooting a few will actually stimulate reproduction.
    Theres only a dozen or so out there. (40ish acres). Used to have hundreds.

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    Quote Originally Posted by 00tec View Post
    Theres only a dozen or so out there. (40ish acres). Used to have hundreds.
    That is a big die off. They should come back pretty quick though. I'd leave them alone for a few years too.

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    Expect to drive a bit, the place I go was after a lot of asking and ground pounding. Still a 3 hour drive, but I have my own keys to the ranch.

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    Quote Originally Posted by FromMyColdDeadHand View Post
    Is there some kind of resource of people with prairie dog problems can connect with shooters? How do you get started in P-dog shooting?
    I just did some Antelope hunting in Wyoming on public land near Casper and there were tons of Towns in the oil fields we were hunting. 6 hour drive though.

    Grant

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    Quote Originally Posted by Great-Kazoo View Post
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    Those with varmint shooting areas hold the area close to the vest.
    I just scored an area to shoot till i run out of ammo. The down side.. Private land, limited number of guest and you have to shoot when the owner is on site. Usually 1-2 days per week, as in M-F early to mid morning.
    What do you do with the dead ones when you shoot a bunch? Do people eat them? (Sorry I'm totally unfamiliar with prairie dog hunting, but would love to try it)

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