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riskllama wrote:Koolbak wins this thread.
Hares are distinguished from rabbits by their larger size, longer ears, and longer hind legs. They also tend to live alone or in pairs in above-ground nests, whereas rabbits often live together in groups of up to 20 in underground tunnels known as warrens
jonesthecurl wrote:One thing I DO know - despite Warner Brothers cartoons, Hares and Rabbits are not the same thing.
KoolBak wrote:Is this a rabbit thread now?
We have lots of bun buns here. Where we hunt in the arid high desert is the habitat of the venerable Black Tailed Jackrabbit...a Hare. Hares are born fully formed with fur; rabbits are born hairless, eyes sealed. Hares have big ole tall ears. Jackrabbits are only in North America and they can haul ass...like 45 mph. See them alot hunting. Not good eating...
Our other big one is the cottontail, a cute lil rabbit. They hide. And are good eating.
The cutest is the Pica..a relative of the rabbit that lives in big mountain rockslides.
There. We're all happy now!
ConfederateSS wrote: Vote for Kamala
riskllama wrote:Koolbak wins this thread.
KoolBak wrote:Wild, in the areas we hunt Chukar. Eastern Oregon / Hell's Canyon
Here in the valley it's all escaped fat domesticated rabbits that feed the fat coyotes
ConfederateSS wrote: Vote for Kamala
2dimes wrote:Hoping for more "Update from Paris" style content here, 2dimes wrote:How was Versailles, Chambord and Angers?
I presume Paris was quiet when you got back.
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