I'd like to take my .17 out and shoot some dogs after turkey season. I've only been once and it was way out by Liberal. Does anyone have somewhere to hunt that's a little closer to I35?
The only thing around here close to a dog town is a pond full of turtles. We call it "turtle sniping". Anything less than 150yds and you only get one shot cause the rest jump off the log. Past 150 they'll sit all day, as long as you start at the back of the line (right to left on this picture) and don't hit the log.
We've nearly exterminated the turtle population on my land, so my trigger finger is needing a workout.
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We've nearly exterminated the turtle population on my land, so my trigger finger is needing a workout.
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As someone that's killed hundreds of both prairie dogs and pond turtles, I really get more of a kick out of zapping turtles than prairie dogs ever did for me.
I want to do the prarie dog thing myself.
I'm bored with flipping pond turtles in the air with everything from a .44 mag to an 06.
I'm bored with flipping pond turtles in the air with everything from a .44 mag to an 06.
I usually make a prairie dog shoot out of the long Memorial Day weekend but looks like I'm driving to Wisconsin this year to see my oldest son that just moved up there. His mother is lonely already.
I haven't been p dog hunting in a couple of years. But, I plan on changing that this year. I ordered a bell and carlson stock for my .243 in December and still waiting for the brown truck to deliver. Should have plenty of .223 loaded up for a trip. I am tossing the idea of purchasing a AR 15 varminter.
How have I lived in Arkansas for 19 years and never thought to do this????
There are some gravel pits not to far from here. When I was in high school we'd leave right after the last bell and head down there for some serious plinking. Great times.
wow them turtles look like they are in my pond! fricking things over run it and ate all my small baitfish!
