RABBITS IN TREES

[wrenyboy 0]

WELL THOUGHT I HAD SMOKED WELL WENT OUT IN THE JEEP TO A ORCHARD I HAVE DRIVING ROUND THEN I SPOT 3 RABBITS IN A APPEL TREE, !!!!! YES IN A TREE,, THE LITTEL f****r ARE UP A TREE EATING THE BARK OR WHAT UNDER THE BARK ,,,, I CHECKED SUM TREES , AND IT LOOKS LIKE BEARS HAVE BEEN AT IT (MR RABBIT ) ANY ONE ELES SEEN THIS???????????

[Guest porterlord]

what you been taking its sounds bloody good

[wrenyboy 0]

what you been taking its sounds bloody good

YOU AINT THE FIRST TO MOCK IT IS FOR SURE

[dogs-n-natives 1,182]

yes... they eat bark when theres snow down. Ive been controlling them this week for damaging hedgrow trees, mainly young ash.

[wakey87 2]

Where i work it's known for them to pull down the tree gaurds to get at the bark but never to actualy get into the tree

[neilp2009 2]

Where i work it's known for them to pull down the tree gaurds to get at the bark but never to actualy get into the tree

are you sure they want monkeys and are you sure it want a bananna tree

[pcplod 0]

Yevver sin dem darn woodies a-nestin in a rabbut ole? :crazy:

 

Joking aside, never heard of it mate

[theinvisiblescarecrow 0]

There's a warren I ferret.

One part has a hollow tree & the rabbits go up inside (from the warren) & come out of a hole about 5' up the trunk.

They eat bark so I'm not surprised to hear of climbing rabbits.

[watchman 256]

There's a warren I ferret.

One part has a hollow tree & the rabbits go up inside (from the warren) & come out of a hole about 5' up the trunk.

They eat bark so I'm not surprised to hear of climbing rabbits.

used to have a couple warrens exactly like this when i was a youngster,so not suprised either

[SEAN3513 7]

they usually go for young sapplings......and they can cause a huge amount of damage.

[Tyla 3,179]

I've seen rabbits, and consequently rabbit damage 5-6 foot up trees. Things are bad for them now, grass is covered over and they're starving. I've been holding the dogs back this last week as it dosent seem like sport. Fair enough if your hunting for genuine pest control, especially in orchards as they will be getting hard hit, but sport hunters should be laying off them til the thaw in my opinion. Same with the pigeons, round here the are just dying. Loads sat around on the side of the road just feathers and bone. This weather hits them hard as they cant feed and are burning up tons of calories to keep warm. Theres a big difference between hunting and just killing.

[The one 8,470]

Same here ive a hollow tree in the middle of one burrow and you have to drape a 5 foot purse net round the trunk to catch the bolters

In a graveyard the lurcher pulled up at a old yew tree poked in her head and pulled out a rabbit that was at least three foot of the ground

[Lee85 44]

my step dad has a photo of a rabbit up a tree but it was because it was been chased by a ferret and jumped up!

[cometa300s 20]

unbeliveable lol did u pop them off.

 

cheaky bas**rds

 

atb liam