Storing Bulk Ammo – Temperature and Shelf Life for Prairie Dogs
Store bulk prairie dog ammo properly with temperature control, humidity management, and organization to maintain performance across your shooting season.
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Long-Range Hunting: Vital Zone Knowledge by Species
Know vital zone sizes by species - deer 8-10 inches, elk 12-14 - before ranging a shot.
Full Bracketing System – When You Need All the Data on Prairie Dogs
Build complete wind knowledge shooting multiple prairie dogs at each distance to refine your entire hold table beyond basic bracketing
Bracketing First-Shot Wind – The 3-Shot Approach on Prairie Dogs
Learn to establish correct wind holds on prairie dogs in 3 shots using bracketing method instead of guessing.
Bullet Selection for Bears – Controlled Expansion and Penetration
Choose controlled expansion bullets for bear hunting - bonded or monolithic designs penetrate bone better than deer bullets
Rifle Caliber Selection for Black Bears – Adequate Power
Choose the right rifle caliber for black bear hunting - from minimum requirements to magnums, plus state laws and power considerations.
Long-Range Hunting Basics: Ethics, Skills, and Knowing When NOT to Shoot
Master long-range hunting ethics and skills. Learn when to shoot, how to read wind, assess distances, and most importantly - when NOT to take the shot.
Twist Rate and Bullet Choice – Simple Prairie Logic
Master twist rate and bullet selection for consistent prairie dog hits at 400+ yards with proper barrel-bullet matching techniques.
17 HMR Up Close – When It’s the Perfect Tool for Prairie Dogs
Discover when 17 HMR excels for prairie dog hunting at close range, including distance limits, wind thresholds, and cost-effective practice opportunities.
204 Ruger for Prairie Varmints – Honest Pros and Cons
Discover the 204 Ruger's real advantages and limitations for prairie dog hunting - flatter trajectory than 223 but with notable wind drift challenges.
223 Rem vs 22-250 – The Prairie Dog Choice Explained
Comparing 223 Rem and 22-250 for high-volume prairie dog shooting: barrel life, wind drift, heat management, and ammo costs at 300-400 yards.