Why hunt predators?
Hoping I can get the rabbit populations built back up enough to allow for some hunting in the future but they are having a hard time making a comeback.
Fair enough. If you read my entire statement I said unless they are nuisance or rabid. I am assuming you kill enough rabbits to keep the ecosystem balanced.They kill the rabbits off of the ranches I hunt.
1. I enjoy hunting rabbits.
2. Rabbits provide a quick meal when I'm on an extended hunt.
3. I sometimes use rabbits as bait for cats, pigs, etc.
4. I promised a German friend of mine that I work with that I would get him a rabbit fur hat.
Don't mess with my rabbits, man.
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Fireants are having more of an impact than native predators. Orthene would probably work better than a .556.I like predator hunting....just not very good at it.
I also like my rabbits. If I catch anything messing with my pet jackrabbits I plan to intervene at around 2,650 FPS.
Hoping I can get the rabbit populations built back up enough to allow for some hunting in the future but they are having a hard time making a comeback. Something's getting them, pretty sure it's coyotes but have gotten a fox on the game can about a year ago and wouldn't be surprised if there's a bobcat hiding out somewhere. They can be pretty elusive.
Ditto. The places I used to hunt, and the places I currently hunt, the rabbit populations have been seriously crippled. Upton, Midland, Tom Green, Mitchell, Howard, and Crockett counties are all missing too many rabbits.
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Really? I have heard the same thing about horny toads. I heard that fire ants killed a bunch of them off as well.
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Fireants are having more of an impact than native predators. Orthene would probably work better than a .556.
I've used every fire ant killer locally sold and all tend to move mounds instead if kill them. They take a huge toll in any animal that raises its young on the ground an have destroyed native qual populations.
That said, I'm gonna keep hunting the four legged critters.
Try nematodes. Three acres almost fire ant free for almost a decade.
If you are going to use commercial insecticides, the best time of year to use them is when the queens are about to swarm. Maximum population control there.
Come to san marcos,, there is a whole campus of em down here!!!!
We hunt the small ones, and we only hunt the females,,
Cause they taste like chicken...
What tastes like chicken?Come to san marcos,, there is a whole campus of em down here!!!!
We hunt the small ones, and we only hunt the females,,
Cause they taste like chicken...