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Come Prepared
If you're going to lay waste to some prairie dog towns, you're going to need plenty of ammunition. Fortunately, Hornady supplied that in spades. Look, we found some .223!

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Choose Wisely
With ammunition in hand, it was time to select a rifle. Howa sent a bevy of its Mini Action rifles along for our shooting pleasure.

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Out on the Town
Wyoming's ranches are, as you might imagine, experiencing no shortage of prairie dogs. Pictured here is the beginnings of one of the many dog towns we assailed during our stay.

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6.5 Grendel
6.5 Grendel became the chambering of choice for many of the writers in camp, and it accounted for nearly all of our collective 400 plus-yard shots.

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On the Bench
Here, Scott Mayer of Safari Club International lines up a long shot from the bench. Behind him, an afternoon thunderstorm brews.

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The Thunder Rolls
Like I said, a storm was brewing in the distance. Before long, it was brewing over our heads, ending the first day of our shoot a bit prematurely.

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Hornady, Howa and American Hunter
Hornady, Howa and American Hunter. Sounds like a great combination—albeit bad news for the prairie dogs.
