Thread: Rabbit City

Originally Posted by No.3

I see that in a couple of areas in the Nth Is - got to be the right night though (usually not too hot, fine during the day leading into a little afternoon/early evening night rain followed by dry but overcast night). In those conditions it seems that the little jumpers all come out, and you can literally see the entire hillside move as one. It's something that takes a while to get your head around as most shooters just can't shoot accurately the first time or two. You struggle to actually pick one rabbit to aim at, wait for it to stop and then shoot at the right time in those conditions, too many moving targets! That's how you end up with shot-shy frightened and/or lightly wounded bunnies which is what gives rec. shooters such a bad rep with the landowners and pro hunters.

Yes. You need to be calm and systematic. I can be both sometimes and neither too often But they seem to appreciate our consistent and concensous
approach which is a bonus for us.