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Other than prairie dogs, what would be a good weekend getaway for a varmit shooter? What would one hunt that can give enough action for a 2 or 3 day trip, and where to go or find more info?
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coyotes are always a challenge. they're everywhere, so you probably won't need to look far, just hunt well.<P>crows are a riot w/ an electronic caller and an owl decoy. if you've never tried it, you should. you won't know how you ever got along w/o them! the action is fast, and you may end up busting a gut laughing so hard when they come screaming in at mach 1 and start dive bombing the decoy, the decoy falls over, and then they are baffled...makin' me laugh just thinking about them...
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BT is right, those are good sport. <P>Also good, for us Middle Westerners, is the Groundhog. Farmers will call you in the middle of the night to set up a time for you to blaze away in their alfalfa fields once word gets out, and you will soon have your 'dance card' filled. Some even chip in for my components! I can't wait to start...and soon.<P>For a getaway? I dunno. Most varmints are fairly close to home, for me at least. <P>Have fun deciding!<P>Jonesey
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