Rabbit hunting

[Toby Bradshaw]

I use self-guided missiles for rabbit hunting, and the missiles do most of the rabbit eating.




If the hawks get tired I have been known to break out the Remington 541S.

 

[J.d. Popkes]

Taste like cat in my opinion.

 

[Brians356]

I use self-guided missiles for rabbit hunting, and the missiles do most of the rabbit eating.

Harris's Hawks!

Toby, that ain't Eastern Oregon. Arizona?
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[Toby Bradshaw]

Harris's Hawks!

Toby, that ain't Eastern Oregon. Arizona?
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Outside Tucson. It's an antelope jackrabbit (not to be confused with a jackalope).

 

[Brians356]

Outside Tucson. It's an antelope jackrabbit (not to be confused with a jackalope).

Never encountered antelope jacks. In my region we have only blacktail and whitetail jacks. But we do have many whitetail antelope squirrels. What a world.
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[Brians356]

Outside Tucson. It's an antelope jackrabbit (not to be confused with a jackalope).

My old Peterson Field Guide Mammals says of the antelope jackrabbit's economic status:

"An average of 8 rabbits will eat as much as 1 sheep; 41 as much as 1 cow; on desert grazing range these large jackrabbits compete with livestock. A fair game mammal." However it also says "Many infected with tapeworm cysts (bladder worm)." So as edible game it's wanting.
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[Toby Bradshaw]

My old Peterson Field Guide Mammals says of the antelope jackrabbit's economic status:

"An average of 8 rabbits will eat as much as 1 sheep; 41 as much as 1 cow; on desert grazing range these large jackrabbits compete with livestock. A fair game mammal." However it also says "Many infected with tapeworm cysts (bladder worm)."

Yeah, there's that.