BuckeyeDogger
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To add to what T Harris says, The area he describes is my stomping grounds and the sheep and cattle farmers usually love a good dog slayer.
Only complaint I have is the rapid residential growth in this area makes high powered rifle shooting kinda scary. I haven't shot the 22-250 around here in 10 years and am starting to worry about the .223 as well. The good thing is we have a lot of smaller crop fields surrounded by brushy fence rows that make scattergunning possible, especially two guys teaming up to trade off calling and shooting. Lots of dogs though, for sure.
Only complaint I have is the rapid residential growth in this area makes high powered rifle shooting kinda scary. I haven't shot the 22-250 around here in 10 years and am starting to worry about the .223 as well. The good thing is we have a lot of smaller crop fields surrounded by brushy fence rows that make scattergunning possible, especially two guys teaming up to trade off calling and shooting. Lots of dogs though, for sure.