1000yd Pdog Repeat

[wildcat]

Bill,how much did it cost.

[Buffalobob]

Congratulations to you both, AGAIN.

[bailey1474]

Which one the Swaro or the Leica?

I'll have to wait till I get to work tomorrow to give you our price on both.

[Diezel]

Awesome shooting!
Hunting p-dogs is high on my wish list, here in Sweden
we have no animals that really can be called varmints.
And that type of long range hunting is almost impossible
here cos of woods and farmland where people live close to
the hunting grounds.

No one who wants a Sweed as companion for a p-dog hunt? hint hint [img]/ubbthreads/images/graemlins/wink.gif[/img]

[goodgrouper]

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we have no animals that really can be called varmints.


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If I recall correctly, when I did a wildlife biology study on european animals I found marmots in several countries. Have you seen any?

[Diezel]

Hi

Im not quite sure what marmot is, but when I made a search for it on the net i found this picture.
Marmot
That one we dont have.

The most common animals that really do any harm for farmers here in Sweden is the fox, beaver, mink and badger.

[goodgrouper]

Good pics. The marmot is one of the yellowbellied kind that inhabit the western united states from 3500 feet to as high as 14,000 feet. The marmot more commonly found in the eastern US is the woodchuck. It was closer in resemblance to the european marmots than the yellow belly. World wide, there are hundreds of different varieties. Some of the best looking in the world inhabit the Himilayan mountains up to as high as 16,000 feet!

In my neck of the woods, the fox and badger are considered varmints and can be hunted without a license. The beaver and mink require a furbearers permit.