badgerrr
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These last several years out in Central/Eastern Oregon, Jack Rabbits have been on a low ebb of their population cycle. There was a time that I never had a hunting session out there where I didn't see at least 20 of the silly things. But recent years...I've seen NONE AT ALL .
My last varmint trip out - near Burns - I was brushing my teeth while walking around camp, thu the various sage type underbrush. Much to my surprise, a Jackrabbit jumped up and hopped into camp. As I was 20 yards from a rifle; I pumped a few Remington Vipers thru him from my trusty Mark II.
Next day I spotted 2 sets of J. Rabbit ears bobbing thu the Sage brush.
Looks like Jack is coming back!
My last varmint trip out - near Burns - I was brushing my teeth while walking around camp, thu the various sage type underbrush. Much to my surprise, a Jackrabbit jumped up and hopped into camp. As I was 20 yards from a rifle; I pumped a few Remington Vipers thru him from my trusty Mark II.
Next day I spotted 2 sets of J. Rabbit ears bobbing thu the Sage brush.
Looks like Jack is coming back!