High plains rzr

[size=16]Back in June of 2010, I went on a prairie dog shoot out in Nebraska/South Dakota. Towed the rzr and planed on camping out. It rained quiet a bit so when we arrived the prairie was gumbo mud. We set up the tent in the middle of a dog town anyway. We quickly found out that it was to chancy to drive the pickup truck around even with 4x4. So we kept it parked next to the road and headed out in the rzr. The rzr was equipped with a three gun rack and a bracket on the back to carry two shooting tables. The tables didn't work because as we shot the legs sank into the ground. Pretty soon they were knee high. We scratched that idea and decided to shoot prone and sitting. Shooting was pretty good averaging around 150 shots each a day. The second day a fellow came by and said the forecast was for fifty mph winds. We pulled up the tent stakes and headed for town and a motel room. The next day it was fifty mph winds all day. We decided to go out anyway and do some scouting with the rzr. Cabin fever. That didn't work either because just sitting still in the rzr you felt like you were going fifty mph. We came back to town and waited. The next day the weather improved. We were then able to get several days of good shooting. We drove all over the prairie with that rzr. Luckily we had it with us, otherwise I think the trip would have been a bust. We saw lots of mule deer and antelope. Rifles used were a 6mm br, 22br, and a 204 Savage. Check out the pics

https://s456.photobucket.com/albums/qq281/groundhog2002/june%202010%20prairie%20dog%20hunt%202/?albumview=slideshow

Man thats a LOOOONG drive to shoot thos little critters. My best freind and his dad used to do the same but we are only 30 miles from SD. They would go out and shoot hundreds of rounds a day. Find a couple dog towns and move back and forth between the two. After a couple dozen of there bidies explode they stop popping out of the holes for a while so then you go to anouther site for a while.

nice pic.s looks like yall had a good time

Very nice pictures