When it comes to prairie dog shooting, there are two clear schools of thought. First is the “whack ’em and stack ’em” crowd. These are the guys who have push-button counters hanging on a lanyard around their neck so they can keep track of the body count.
The other end of the spectrum is populated by the long-range guys. They’re also into numbers, but theirs are yards—the more of them between the muzzle of the gun and the prairie dog, the better.
Both types of shooter will find favor in these.