I always took the kids out rabbit hunting on Easter when I fell in the month of March.
The season ends on the 31st.
Here comes Peter Cottontail, Hopping down the bun BANG
what state allows rabbit season in March?
PA doesn't.....
isn't march/ april small game birthing time?
we have a nest w/ bunnies out back right now.
They reproduce all year long
^^^ that is just....wrong....
Mr. Jones wrote:
That's why me and my buddy didn't hunt my property a few weeks ago, he was already finding small unborn bunnies, we sure wore them out until then though. They are good eating, and every last weekend of July we have a big critter cooking to clean out the freezer, YUM
It's hard to beat a good rabbit chase with the beagles lighting up the woods.
Do you tree the bunnies with the dogs and shoot them out of it, or just light the tree on fire, with foiled potatoes and stuff around the bottom?
sd72 wrote:
Lol!
I've been a hunter all my life ...and have harvested
well over a hundred or two ? rabbits....
at least 6 doubles....but all in the fall or early january
short winter seasons...
We had two rabbit beagles and my grandfather owned 3-4 hunting beagles his whole life and had
big kennels w/ long runs in N.E. Philly from the 1920's - 60's.... many double FOX STERLINGWORTH shotguns handed down over the generations...
But.... rabbit hunting in March is unheard of
in Pennsylvania....historical precidence forms my
first response....
^^^ all good logical posts...
get over it.
Some states you can hunt them all year long.
Had a blast rabbit hunting in Nevada once, but you had a split second to blast em between the sage bushes.
I'd love to wabbit hunt with grandpa Chuck.
Or https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=1fx3ZiHu7QU
