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well the snow has come in and down by us we are promised yet more snow tomorrow... well carl (old real tree) told me this is great to track rabbits to there warrens.. great idea when you think of it...

i didnt manage to get out the other day but we are expecting snow tomorrow so i might try n get out,,,

does anyone else do it, it can be good if you cant actually see the sets?

cheers

jazz

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Me and Col tried it the last time we were out and there was tracks galore, loads of raisins outside the sets but nobody home, the sets we got rabbits from were the ones that were sheltered from the snow like in the cover and woodland.

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Totally agree.

 

I did just that on Tuesday near my house - saw some holes a couple of weeks ago and chucked my poley down, but to no avail - if they were in there he would have flushed them.

I went out in the snow to these holes and there weren't any tracks, but a bit further down I saw some lovely fresh tracks and they led me to some holes that I would never have seen.

The snow has been really useful in finding out where the bunnies are, I've left markers all around now so that I can find them again.

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Snow is good for tracking. I found some deer prints yesturday, never even knew we had them this side of estate.

Seen quite a few fox and rabbit tracks too

 

Yeah, I tracked a fox all over the shop, the bugger was going round in circles, double-backing on itself, the works.

I found 2 spots where it laid up and another load of disturbance in the snow and some blood where it made a kill.

 

Tracking in the snow is great fun and you learn a heck of a lot.

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