POTD: Two Savages On A Prairie

Steve Johnson
by Steve Johnson

Brandon sent in this nifty photo of two of his Savage rifles on prairie near Badlands National Park.

This is a photo of my Savage 12VLP chambered in 22-250 with a Leupold VX-2 scope. The back rifle is a Savage 93r17 BVSS with a Vortex Crossfire 2. This photo was taken on my first prairie dog hunt back in June of this year. We were about 7 miles outside of Wall, South Dakota on the edge of the Badlands.

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Steve Johnson
Steve Johnson

I founded TFB in 2007 and over 10 years worked tirelessly, with the help of my team, to build it up into the largest gun blog online. I retired as Editor in Chief in 2017. During my decade at TFB I was fortunate to work with the most amazing talented writers and genuinely good people!

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  • Pete in Alaska Pete in Alaska on Sep 15, 2014

    A summer afternoon recipe:
    1 each -17 HMR in a Savage 93, bull barrel, SS, with thumb hole stock set with a
    BSA Sweet 17 scope and/or ones faveroit doggin long gun of another
    flavor
    200 rounds - faveroit dogging ammo (additional amounts as may be required)
    1 each - spotting scope and/or binoculars
    1 each - small folding table
    1 each - comfortable folding chair
    1 each - large beach umbrella (optional)
    1 each - cooler (35 to 50 qt prefable) with beverages and ice
    1 each - medinum sack of assorted snack food
    1 each - hill top or rise overlooking your faveroit section of the ranch that has
    become a target rich enviroment requiring your undevided attention!

    -- Some quiet background Rock an Roll or Country Western music (optional)
    -- discovering that your cell phone has an "OFF" button (not optional)
    -- no place to be until the ammo or beverages are depleted

    >> Add all the ingredients into the back of your 4x4.
    >> Mix until combined and smooth on a dirt road while driving to your sleeted site
    >> Stop, remove combined ingredients from 4x4 and set up shooting station
    >> ENJOY until done.

    REPEAT AS NEEDED OR ON A DAILY BASIS. SOME INGREDIENTS MAY BE CHANGED OR ADDED WITHOUT CHANGING THE BASIC RECIPE OR DISRUPTING THE ENJOYMENT OF THE AFTERNOON.
    THIS RECIPE WILL FEED THE NEEDS OF ONE TO FOUR SHOOTERS. FOR LARGER GROUPS MORE AREA IS REQUIRED.

  • Dan Dan on Sep 16, 2014

    Woohoo South Dakota!!!!!

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