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The article discusses the advantages of using Sako Quad rifles in shooting prairie dogs at Laramie Plains, Wyoming. Sako Quad rifles can handle different rimfire calibers interchangeably. The rifle has 0.20-inch firing pin travel, a shooter-adjustable yet foolproof trigger, a 50-degree bolt lift and a throw of slightly more than an inch and a half. The cost and other features of the rifle are cited.

The article details the author's experience with the canine-vs-canine style hunting in the high prairie of southern Wyoming. All canine species have an innate hatred toward other canines. And according to Will Ross, a hunting guide, canine-vs-canine is most effective in the spring when the coyotes will come out more readily to challenge the clogs to protect their dens. As the guide of the author's hunting group, Ross used female Elk Curs. Unlike some hounds, Curs think about what they are doing and the females fight anything.