Primitive Archer
Main Discussion Area => Shooting and Hunting => Topic started by: Deerhunter21 on September 03, 2021, 12:38:43 pm
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Ok i basically have the same question as the squirrel hunting one. Rabbit season opened sept. 1st for Nebraska so for my 3 day weekend im hoping to be able to go out a little and hunt both squirrels and rabbits. any suggestions? tips? thanks!
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Spot and stalk. Keep a close look out for an eye, might be all you can see if it is hunkered under a bush. Also, if you run one off just sit tight. They will usually come back to where they were hiding.
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Also, if you are moving slow and jump one, stop and watch him close. Often they won’t run far and stop behind cover close and sparse enough to offer a shot.
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All good advice. I usually spot them in rocky areas or on the edge of brushy spots. They tend to be more active morning and evening, or all day if it's really cold. I tend to break a few arrows when I'm hunting bunnies because of where they live. Remember, that's part of the game. I keep score: If I kill more bunnies than I break arrows, I win!
We've had a string of terrible rabbit years, so I hope we're about due for a good one.
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Thanks guys!!! I just gotta find the place where the rabbits are!
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Well, if you find some let me know. They sure as heck aren't around here anymore.
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Throw a rock into my back yard and chances are you'd hit at least one rabbit or squirrel. I've even run over several rabbits while mowing my back yard.
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Well, if you find some let me know. They sure as heck aren't around here anymore.
Nebraska small game camp????!!! Man would that be fun! Lol! ;D ;D ;D ;D
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Rabbits… boy I sure wish I could find any rabbits. I’ve never seen bunnies where I hunt. It’s old hardwood forest lots of oak