That's a brown hare!

SeaBee133 · Sep 1, 2024

Nice job!
We have some here that a friend swore were Wallaby escaped from a zoo or circus. The meat is as tough as overcooked grass fed beef.

TCMonts · Sep 13, 2024

Did you use the #4 buck shot load on that?

mikeinpa · Sep 14, 2024

Are they very common in your area? I imagine they can really wreck a veggie garden.

Mike

Britsmoothy · Sep 15, 2024

mikeinpa said:
Are they very common in your area? I imagine they can really wreck a veggie garden.

Mike

Very common yes. Counted 15 on one field the other night in the thermal spotter.

Spikebuck · Sep 15, 2024

Almost missed Jess' head sticking in from the side of the pic.

Did she help?

Colonial Boy · Sep 15, 2024

Saved that to my photos; I do love hare, usually let them hang for a day before cooking, two days mid winter.

bud in pa · Sep 15, 2024

I believe that they are about the size of our snowshoe hares.

Britsmoothy · Sep 16, 2024

Spikebuck said:
Almost missed Jess' head sticking in from the side of the pic.

Did she help?

Not really, she just stayed clipped to me. At 12 she still gets over excited sometimes.

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