Hares

[brookie 1,193]

Few hares by me, loads actually but they always see me ages before I can get close to them, I'm not going to shoot them this time of year but was practising getting close to them and it's hard lol, before when I used to run them you'll always get a few that sat they're tight until you walked up to them, soon as you got a catty in your hand there gone before you can get 50 yards of them lol, when the season comes back around I'll have practiced getting close enough to get a good shot at one.

its how you approach em is the key .send me a p/m

[.338winmag 78]

Hey Brookie good to see yer still about ,some folk's here take em though i've not gotten close enough with a catty yet i've coursed a bunch with my mutt too fast for em though i'm afraid ,would like some pointers how yer take though .

[GruffaloGriff 1,858]

Aye they aren't daft, when i used to coarse them years ago with my Lurcher, when she would get close i have seen them weave back and forth through a wire fence, she would leap back and forth but it slowed her up and tired her out- inevitably when they did that they would get away.

[mackem 26,544]

looks staged.

[cattykid123 122]

it is staged that's why its called the pi*s take poacher lol

[paulsmithy83 567]

I shot my catty every day and have loads of hares by me some fields 4/5 some even saw 6+ but never took one with a catty. I walk on by them. Much rather me dog have a run on them!!!!!

[iamdrglass 15]

I have been out calling coyotes before and have had our jack rabbits come into distress calls. They were definitely running in to the call and close enough to shoot with a catty ( if a guy had his wits about him). This happened both times during their matting season. I have never shot one with a catty though due to the fact that I typically bushing them with my JRTS,,,,,I still miss them with my shotgun though.