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Should be a good year for bobcats then
It was a good year to get beagles based on the number of rabbits I have seen. Hares too.You know rabbits typically have a pretty dramatic cycle in population. I think it's every 7 years they peak in most areas. No facts to back it up but it stands out in my memory.
be careful when eating them. If they have swollen lymph nodes in the neck they can be infected with Tularemia. wear protective gloves to avoid contact. If rabbit appears sick or if you see the liver has white spots the meat is probably infected and should not be eaten.
been a good year so far in oregon, have not found a spot to run that wasnt full up of them, last season was good in washington as well. 7 year cycles are correct. brush rabbits and cottontails seem to follow this cycle, snowshoes not so much.guys should plan to stock up on shells and dogs this season.
Been seeing them everywhere, and it's been killing me that it's not winter!
Quote from: furiouzgeorge on June 21, 2015, 07:11:55 PMBeen seeing them everywhere, and it's been killing me that it's not winter! What kind of rabbits are you seeing? I thought the rabbits we see in northwestern Washington in people's yards and the streets are mainly the common unclassified kind? Is this correct?
Quote from: Powerd on June 25, 2015, 02:46:42 PMQuote from: furiouzgeorge on June 21, 2015, 07:11:55 PMBeen seeing them everywhere, and it's been killing me that it's not winter! What kind of rabbits are you seeing? I thought the rabbits we see in northwestern Washington in people's yards and the streets are mainly the common unclassified kind? Is this correct?What kind would that be? Cottontails? Yeah they are classified and a small game animal.
Quote from: KenPCPilot on June 12, 2015, 09:27:13 AMbe careful when eating them. If they have swollen lymph nodes in the neck they can be infected with Tularemia. wear protective gloves to avoid contact. If rabbit appears sick or if you see the liver has white spots the meat is probably infected and should not be eaten. Yep, always check the liver. Tularemia is almost non-existent in cold weather months (rabbit season)
Been seeing lots of hares up high this month. Saw a few that were poached and left in the road why?Gets me excited for winter with the new dogs