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| Transporter |
Poor animals .. someone should kill these guys.
HERE
check out the videos .. so damn cruel !!!!
"Prairie Dog Be Gone!" is the combined effort of a 10 year Varmint Hunters Association member and a professional television producer who go all out to bring you the finest production of varmint hunting action available.
The video is fast paced and action packed from start to finish, with rapid shot sequences, information and equipment review segments, and outrageous humor bits.
Basically they use prairie dogs for target practice.:whip: :whip: :mad: |
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| Boomer187 |
| better description of vid plz. |
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| tribu |
| quote: | Originally posted by Boomer187
better description of vid plz. |
Films of various praire dogs being shot and more or less blown to bits by medium to large caliber hunting rifles.
Some of them targets are obviously fake, but most appear authentic |
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| TweeK |
| cool off driving.....best part was when the explorer went across the little river:eek: |
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| {b.s.e.} |
| oh noez, not teh prairie dogs. |
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| Tranceporter99 |
| quote: | Originally posted by Transporter
Basically they use prairie dogs for target practice.:whip: :whip: :mad: |
fake ones, its obvious there all fake
and before these dudes make a film, they need to learn how to: shoot, edit, use decent music, tripod/monopod, lighting, etc. |
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| TweeK |
| quote: | Originally posted by {b.s.e.}
oh noez, not teh prairie dogs. |
isnt that what you people eat up in Canada?:conf: |
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| {b.s.e.} |
| quote: | Originally posted by TweeK
isnt that what you people eat up in Canada?:conf: |
just when there isn't enough moose to go around. |
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| Halcyon+On+On |
The only animal I've ever intentionally killed with a gun was a prarie dog. I was in South Dakota at the time - you sorta have to kill them when you see them in farmland - they dig holes in the middle of cow fields, and when cows get their legs stuck in them, they struggle so much to get out that they break their own legs and eventually die out in the middle of the field because they can't get to food or water.
I spotted it out in the yard, squatting in the grass... through the scope on my .22. Hollow-point stinger-rounds make all the difference when destroying rodents that breed bubonic plague amongst themselves and eventually die from disease more often than anything else. I shot it square in its lower-torso; there was no true way to determine this though, because when I approached what was left of it, the entire lower 3/4 of the prarie dog was missing, and, in a true reflex, it had managed to crawl about 20 feet from the point I had initially shot it at - the trail of entrails smeared across the grass were determinate of this. Encountering what remained though, I could tell that it was still alive...I shall never forget those black eyes through my scope as I took aim and absolutely vaporized his head.
Though it was only an inconsequential animal, I still don't feel all that great about it. Right, wrong - whatever. None of that matters in the face of death. |
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| {b.s.e.} |
| quote: | Originally posted by Halcyon+On+On
The only animal I've ever intentionally killed with a gun was a prarie dog. I was in South Dakota at the time - you sorta have to kill them when you see them in farmland - they dig holes in the middle of cow fields, and when cows get their legs stuck in them, they struggle so much to get out that they break their own legs and eventually die out in the middle of the field because they can't get to food or water.
I spotted it out in the yard, squatting in the grass... through the scope on my .22. Hollow-point stinger-rounds make all the difference when destroying rodents that breed bubonic plague amongst themselves and eventually die from disease more often than anything else. I shot it square in its lower-torso; there was no true way to determine this though, because when I approached what was left of it, the entire lower 3/4 of the prarie dog was missing, and, in a true reflex, it had managed to crawl about 20 feet from the point I had initially shot it at - the trail of entrails smeared across the grass were determinate of this. Encountering what remained though, I could tell that it was still alive...I shall never forget those black eyes through my scope as I took aim and absolutely vaporized his head.
Though it was only an inconsequential animal, I still don't feel all that great about it. Right, wrong - whatever. None of that matters in the face of death. |
haha, you just described my 6 month stay at a cattle farm in ALberta. :p |
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| DarkAngel |
| quote: | Originally posted by Halcyon+On+On
I spotted it out in the yard, squatting in the grass... |
You inhuman bastard. You could have waited until AFTER he was done taking his !! |
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