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Old 01-10-2004, 10:38 PM   #1
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Default Wabbits!!!

Just wondering what your shot preference on cottontails is. I shot one through the heart/lungs/liver (small target) a few years back and wasn't able to pick it up before it got so deep under a brush pile I couldn't get to it without a dozer. So, now my shot preference is the head.

Do any of you hunt rabbits with your bow? Lots of fun in my opinion. My last shot was about 1/2 inch high and a clean miss. Amazing how fast the critters can scat when the arrow flies between the goal posts.
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Old 01-11-2004, 10:07 PM   #2
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Losthawg, I am a rabbit hunting junkie. That is one of my favorite past times during the off season. I've been on hog hunts when things were slow and stuck a few bunnies to keep things going. Timm and I were down in Laredo last spring hog hunting and I shot, skinned and kept a rabbit there. I also aim for the head but don't always connect there. I once shot at a rabbit and thougt I had missed clean. When I went to retrieve my arrow there laid about a half inch of bunny ear! Talk about a close shave! :shock: I bet that bunny is still looking back!
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Default That was one fat wabbit!

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Old 01-12-2004, 07:37 AM   #4
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I did something similar to a Jack. He was about 15 paces and I shot. Thought it was a clean miss but a bout 10 feet down the trail he ran on was a small puddle of blood. That's the only blood I found too. No rabbit. I guess I just skipped my broadhead off his skull. Never ate Jack Rabbit, but sure wanted to try at the time. I haven't even gotten close on the few attempts I've tried on squirrels. Very deceptive when they're on the side of a tree. Look a lot closer than they really are. But, it's been a couple years and I'm a lot better shot now. Give me another chance.
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I love hunting rabbits and Squirrels. I always shoot at their eye. I never hit them there but it seems the small aiming point helps me hit them some where
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Old 08-30-2007, 09:11 AM   #7
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Well, I'm ready for some fried rabbit or squirrel. Maybe some dumplins. Either way, I won't complain.
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