Rabbits

10 years ago

I have a bunch of rabbits that live behind my neighbors fence. On the other side of the fence are hedges and ivy. I'm going to try the have-a -heart trap to catch these buggers. Last summer they ate all of my flowers!

My question is if I catch one how good are they at tracking their way back home? I plan on release them in the park at the edge of my neighborhood.

Thanks,

Peaches

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ronalawn82
10 years ago
peaches20, the chances are not great. One of many
LINKS.
ken_adrian Adrian MI cold Z5
10 years ago
in MI .. it is illegal to relocate wild animals ...

might want to check that out... wherever you live ...

ken

ps: which means .. lol ... you might not want to do it in broad daylight in a public park ...
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Kimmsr
10 years ago
It is illegal to relocate wild animals without a license from the state in Michigan, and most likely is in Pennsylvania as well.
Coywolves or coyotes would be good predators of those rabbits.
ken_adrian Adrian MI cold Z5
10 years ago
with this years cold weather.. i am seeing more birds of prey around ... bigger type hawks.. and i heard an owl a few weeks back ....

and i am hoping they are after the rabbits in my yard ...

ken

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