
Rabbit hunting in the Carolinas
Rabbit hunting is a great way to spend a winter day afield. Adding dogs to the mix makes it much more effective. […]
Rabbit hunting is a great way to spend a winter day afield. Adding dogs to the mix makes it much more effective. […]
My 12-year-old grandson, Tanner Foushee, was rabbit hunting with his dad, and others, on Saturday, 1/23. He was very fortunate to harvest an albino white rabbit. The rabbit had been seen several times during deer […]
Reed Dawson of Zebulon, NC killed his first ever rabbit on Jan. 23, 2021 with a .410 shotgun.
With deer season behind us, it’s time to focus on small game hunting. Rabbit hunting is a long-held tradition in the Carolinas. Here’s how to do it. […]
The NCWRC is asking for the public’s help in monitoring wild and domestic rabbits for a potentially deadly disease that is impacting rabbits in some U.S. states. […]
In the Carolinas, the seasons for most popular small game end this weekend, but South Carolina’s youth hunters get one more day of rabbit hunting on March 7. […]
Serious rabbit hunters are passionate about their sport, even more than deer or turkey hunters. […]
It’s time for some good old-fashioned rabbit hunting in the Carolinas. […]
Three subspecies of rabbits — cottontail, marsh and Appalachian — inhabit North Carolina. Cottonails thrive in early-successional habitat (cutovers) that afford cover and safety from avian and ground predators. […]
The most-recent small-game survey conducted by the S.C. Department of Natural Resources (2015-16) revealed that the best rabbit hunting occurs in the Midlands (2.19 rabbits jumped per hour), followed by the Lowcountry Country’s (1.22), the Piedmont (0.77) and the Northern Coastal Plain (0.56). Cottontails make up the bulk of kills at 68.6 percent, while marsh rabbits total 27.4 percent and swamp rabbits 4 percent. […]
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