“What is the daily limit? Two, then shoot two. Easy peasy.”
” Best of all, there is no limit, and no license required. ‘”
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Used to shoot them in northern Colorado. Knew a guy who had horses on ground overrun with prairie-rats so we had a standing invite to shoot as often as we liked.
We could walk in empty drainage canals and pop up and blast away with .22s.
Extra points when you nail one standing in front of their hole right in the chest. They’d stagger back a few steps and fall in the hole. We called it “dying Hollywood.”
Center fire cartridges were too easy and less fun. The recoil meant you couldn’t see the drama through the scope unless you were the spotter. Besides, Hollywood was much more entertaining than “pink mist.”
Despite our best efforts, they finally got too bad and the rancher cleaned them out with poison.