Finally tried our luck for Jacks. The weather hasn’t been cooperating. Conditions weren’t ideal. However we were able to connect on these two magnificent European hares!!!
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Finally tried our luck for Jacks. The weather hasn’t been cooperating. Conditions weren’t ideal. However we were able to connect on these two magnificent European hares!!!
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Congrats! A day out is great either way but those two certainly add something special.
I have never had the chance to take after them, maybe some day.
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Well done. They aren’t an easy animal to take.
Very Nice
Nice!! We haven't seen jacks like those around these parts for years. Coyotes got them all.Quote:
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Very nice
Very nice. Love the fact you take them with a rim-fire must be so exciting
Congrats
Congrats, well done! Not easy chasing them through deep snow, and then connecting with a 22.
I was waiting for jack reports, thanks for posting.
A couple of very nice specimens there. Congrats!
It's been a few years but we used to get some great cardio workouts snowshoeing through deep snow pursuing these beauties in and around the Meaford area. The speed these buggers can reach (especially if a 1st shot misses its target) never ceases to amaze.
I've been out twice so far , the first one ,it was plus 8 and zero snow ... only saw one track in the soft ground . Second time , one track , but lots of coyote
tracks . Again , lack of snow same result ! It was good to be out in the fresh air with the hardy few guys and the exercise which you can't beat !!
nice jacks for sure! I have not tried jack hunting yet but would love to try one day. Whats the best way to hunt them? I guess you need the right area and open fields? I have seen a couple once crossing a road near large open fields and once in Malton! lol