Waskely Wabbits.

[Thumper Dunker]

Went out this after noon for some jacks. The cotton tails new they was not in season they was all over the place.
 
 
 
 

[Thumper Dunker]

The jacks did not want to play fair. Had to take long running shots on them.
   
Crawled on my hands and knees for about 75 yards +- to get a shot at this guy.
   
Got him. Only one but was fun trying for the rest of them.
 

[Stickbow]

Looks like a good time!

[Possum Head]

What length season yall have on the Jacks?

[Mike Gerardi]

Chased Jack Rabbits in Texas this Feb. They are a ton of fun. Good shooting       . My shot to contact ratio was not impressive. I did manage to get one. I dont think I will be eating anymore jack rabbits or atleast until I get a better recipe.  
  Your shooting always seems right on with the yotes.

[MikeS]

They look a like our varying hares (snowshoe rabbits).  Red meat, I suppose?  I cook my hares by boiling them until the meat falls, or is easily pulled off the bone.  Then I start browning them with flour and onions.  I get a couple cans of cream of celery, or cream of potato soup (use what you think would work).  I add potatos, carrots, celery, meat, etc.  and just let it simmer on the stove for a while and serve as a stew.  Quite good!  It might work for jacks....?
Mike

[Basil_K]

For rabbits I usually cook them in a Dutch oven with onions and carrots and mini potatoes.

Salt pepper and oregano for flavour and red wine to soften the meat. Takes about 3-4 hours to cook up.

[chinook907]

Way to go !  Thanks for the pics.
If they weren't waskelly it wouldn't be fun would it ?  
Italian dressing marinade, and grilled. Need to have some dental floss ready though.

[tradbower]

Now that looks like it would be fun!     If the Cotton Tails were in season , a little seasoning and batter, deep fried.YUM YUM
Thanks for sharing the Pictures.