swiss_agh
Afraid i cannot be completely sure on how the dodge ram's badges are attached, but this method should prove safe to try (and works on most european brands to de-badge). use a hairdryer to carefully heat the badge (and presumed glue behind it), then use fishing line or a thin plastic, blade like instrument to detach. I cannot imagine that the body work would be drilled to fit a badge. nowadays adhesives are extremly powerful. (so much so that the lotus elise chassis is "stuck" together!)

dodge man
about all the newer ones use double sided tape to hold them on,they stick really well also,and are hard to remove,i haven't ever tried to remove any but a thin piece of string will work on those,or a little heat from a hair drier will help,car and truck manufacturers stopped drilling holes in vehicles years ago because it caused them them to rust from those points,but look at it good before you start to remove it,good luck with it.