OP didn't mention price as a limiting factor on SFP versus FFP. As for BDC, I have that on several scopes, and find it useful to about 400 yards on critters the size of coyotes. But, If the OP wants to blast gophers at 568 yards, BDC isn't very useful. Leupold's CDS system would, I think, be useful. SFP, with turrets and with power set at max should work just fine. FFP works fine, and you can have the power set at any level. One thing I do like about going with SFP is that the crosshairs remain fine at max power, unlike FFP.
Like I said, I have both SFP and FFP and so far have no overwhelming desire to have all of one or the other. Either will work just fine.
Either way, get a good rangefinder. My Nikon 600 is only good to 400 yards in ranging a pig or coyote, so I'm thinking an upgrade is in order eventually.