I bought a bunch of those dogtown 40 gr bullets for my first prairie dog trip.
Good luck hitting them at 200 with the wind you will often find while hunting them.
That's why I referred to them as "Whiffle Bullets", not much good "at distance", however, I suspect most of the users for those bullets aren't using them for prairie dogs, but groundhogs at shorter distances, where it's not as windy all the time. I live in Kentucky, where we don't get the wind they do in South Dakota, for example. I've been on PD shoots where I had to use 68gr. Hornadys to hit prairie dogs at 200 yards, as lighter bullets couldn't buck the wind. You can't use those in a Hornet, though, which is the basis of this thread, anyway..........
