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    Between the hawks, golden eagles, buzzards, badgers and coyotes, don't worry about the dead bodies. Nature takes care of itself.

    I have several spots that I shoot on a regular basis where I am convinced the hawks recognize my truck.


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    You forgot crows, ravens, seagulls, 'possums, fox, bobcat, and the ever present feral dogs. After a good PD shoot there is a veritable smorgasbord buffet spread out for the hungry critters. Usually, there is no trace to be found after 48 hours. (Except for a certain jackrabbit shoot I can remember, lol.)

    Almost forgot. In certain parts of WY that has high alkalinity, the Pdogs have a fondness for dining on their recently exploded comrades. In those areas, we consider dead PD's as "chum".
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    Quote Originally Posted by sniper7 View Post
    most farmers are more than happy to have you take some of them out. always be nice. Hunting pheasants I have always offered to give them some of the meat, but with p dogs I would advise against it.



    P Dog stew anyone?

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    Quote Originally Posted by RRD3 View Post
    P Dog stew anyone?

    after me and guntroll went out on thursday, i think we could have fed all the homeless in denver at least 3 full meals.
    All I have in this world is my balls and my word and I don't break em for no one.

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