Reply With QuoteI think, I may get corrected here, but I think rabbits are breeding all year round! just they seem to carm down during the winter and fire up again in the spring!
I may het corrected!
My shooting buddy's son hunts with harris hawks and we were very surprised to see two YOUNG rabbits in his bag of 3.
But during last nights lamping trip, The first (and only) rabbit of the night was shot by my mate, but as he paunched it, there were young inside,
these two shoots are miles apart. Has anyone else heard of this.
I think, I may get corrected here, but I think rabbits are breeding all year round! just they seem to carm down during the winter and fire up again in the spring!
I may het corrected!
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We havent had a long enough spell of cold weather to stop them. As long as food is plentiful the buggers will keep on doing what rabbits do best.
Mark
My karma ran over your dogma
Was quite a surprise, thought they only multiplied springtime.
I've noticed that they are bouncing back from myxi earlier this year
Personally I'll give it another month before I start hunting in earnest, just to ensure that the population is robust enough to give me sport for 2005.
Location: South o' the Fens Near all the blasted cameras on the A14....
Did you blast em.
As I understand it Does are able to conceive at any time unlike many animals that have to be 'in season'.
cheers
Prime mover
was watchin them yesterday 15 of the buggers runing around giveing me the finger , cus there on the police training grounds rugby pitch ,little bas"""s.think there warren needs stink bombin any idears
If you pass the
English boarder illegally you get a job, a driving licence, housing
benefit,healthcare?????????????????????any where else you go to prison
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