100% it was a young oneMJB said:You sure that's a jack?
MJB said:You sure that's a jack?
It's hard to tell them apart but it's possible don't shoot unless your 100% certain of the species. I tell them apart by a squarish tail and white on the tips of the tail feathersSD Mike said:Are you readily able to tell the difference between a eurasian and another species? As a novice, it seems like I'd be setting myself up for breaking the law if I went after eurasians alone.
D16hunter said:Since the turkey hunting has sucked this year we went down to the valley to hunt yesterday and killed 17 euros 8 pigeons and the worlds most retarded jackrabbit
I posted a pic but people kept sending me pms thinking it wasn't a jackrabbit I got sick of it and took it downNBK said:D16hunter said:Since the turkey hunting has sucked this year we went down to the valley to hunt yesterday and killed 17 euros 8 pigeons and the worlds most retarded jackrabbit
You know the rules Luke. No pic and no love... :'(
Ya he was young and stupid lol me and my dad had shot about 10 birds each and he pops out at 20 yards and he just stands their for long enough to determine he was a jackrabbit and my dad shoots him and wounds him and he starts to run away so I open the action on my gun and run after him and shoot him at 30 yards when he was nearly over a cliffSurfNHuntSD said:Definitely a jack.. a young guy for sure, those pigeons and euros are almost as big as him haha
thanks johnNBK said:Yep it is a juvenile for sure. No worries Luke. Nice job.
Very Punny and it looks like a jackilovesprig said:Trying not to "Jack" the thread.......
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Bold guess: snowshoe hare in summer coat! Ha jk. I say young jack based on its longish snout/mouth and long torso.ilovesprig said:Is this a jack or cottontail?......Trying not to "Jack" the thread.......
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