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I have both a Ruger .270 and an Armalite AR-15 in .223 and think either round would get the job done for your needs. However, like Travis mentioned, as a larger round, the .270 would probably be an awful lot of firepower for a prairie dog. Of course, if you want to play US military sniper, blowing up a prairie dog might be kinda fun, like you're shooting one of those big .50 cal sniper rifles at terrorists! It seems that the range in size of your stated targets creates a little bit of a dichotomy, though, as dogs and hogs are definitely very different creatures! Changing the grain size on your rounds might let you accomplish what you're looking for, though, so that's certainly a consideration.
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