Anyone heard of Rabbit hunting with ferrets?

[BrattishTaz]

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I think someone forgot to tell the rabbits around here that.

Ours may have immigrated from elsewhere, everyone else has.

 

[AquaEyes]

They'll dig a hole, but a burrow is a network of underground tunnels. To my knowledge, US native rabbits don't do that.

 

[BrattishTaz]

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We actually have gopher tortoises that dig some gnarly tunnels. It is very possible that the rabbits are simply moving into those. Once a rabbit lives in it, it is called a rabbit hole.

 

[Boyd]

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all the ones on my property do..

 

[CCourson05]

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We actually have gopher tortoises that dig some gnarly tunnels. It is very possible that the rabbits are simply moving into those. Once a rabbit lives in it, it is called a rabbit hole.

Gopher turtles? Really, Taz? First the good ol' Buff roo... Now you have hybrid turtles digging up your yard.

 

[BrattishTaz]

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Archie (yeah I said it!) is still spending a lot of time in his own side of the coop with his own large yard. He interacts with the other birds through the fence. He does not play well with others in the main yard.

Now he has made friends with some of the other roos who fly in his yard to visit. He likes them as long as they are in his enclosure. He does not seem to like any of the females though.

 

[BrattishTaz]

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We actually have gopher tortoises that dig some gnarly tunnels. It is very possible that the rabbits are simply moving into those. Once a rabbit lives in it, it is called a rabbit hole.

Gopher turtles? Really, Taz? First the good ol' Buff roo... Now you have hybrid turtles digging up your yard.

You are picturing a big fuzzy turtle, aren't you?

 

[CCourson05]

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Archie (yeah I said it!) is still spending a lot of time in his own side of the coop with his own large yard. He interacts with the other birds through the fence. He does not play well with others in the main yard.

Now he has made friends with some of the other roos who fly in his yard to visit. He likes them as long as they are in his enclosure. He does not seem to like any of the females though.

Bet I know why he doesn't like THOSE females.... He's got his eyes on someONE else.

And yep. Furry turtles with big teeth!

 

[BrattishTaz]

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Archie (yeah I said it!) is still spending a lot of time in his own side of the coop with his own large yard. He interacts with the other birds through the fence. He does not play well with others in the main yard.

Now he has made friends with some of the other roos who fly in his yard to visit. He likes them as long as they are in his enclosure. He does not seem to like any of the females though.

Bet I know why he doesn't like THOSE females.... He's got his eyes on someONE else.

And yep. Furry turtles with big teeth!

Flashbacks!

 

[Animalian]

We have a guy in my town who gets hired to do it. He has four ferrets and three jack russells. They all work together to flush and kill the rabbits. No idea why the dogs don't go for the ferrets as well. Maybe because they bite back? The ferrets are white so maybe he's taught them to 'not kill the white things'