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Both! .22LR for close in, .22WMR for moderate range and small bore c-fire for the "yonders"!
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hogdog's suggestion is right on. I used to set up in a pasture, start out with the 22LR, then switch to 22-250 as they got wise and the shots got longer. After a while, if they lay low for a while, you can start out with the 22LR again. I have shot up a whole brick of 22s in one day shooting ground squirrels. Nothing like a couple hundred dead squirrels to make a rancher smile!