target must look like the size of a quarter...do you wait
for critters to pause and look up? I assume they stand on
their hindleg.
Yeah, they do look small at the more extreme ranges, even when
viewed through the 20X power scopes mounted on our rifles.
The p-dogs do present a slightly larger target when
they're standing up on their hind legs, but as we found out, the
wind tends to rock the gun from side to side, making it difficult
to draw a bead on a vertically-oriented target. In those
situations, we found it easier to take aim when they were on all
fours, presenting a wider, more horizontal target.
