can hares and rabbits cross breed

[jultaylor1972 2]

pigs and people must be able to inter breed, i meen take a look at Jade Goody

Thanks mole catcher!! Ive just spat tea all over my screen!!

[chartpolski 23,303]

Don't know about a rabbit and a hare interbreeding; but up here in the North Tyne Valley the Roe sometimes breeds with the Hare, resulting in a "Rare" or a "Hoe", depending on the sex;

 

 

Cheers.

[mole catcher 1]

pigs and people must be able to inter breed, i meen take a look at Jade Goody

Thanks mole catcher!! Ive just spat tea all over my screen!!

 

 

sorry

[teilky 0]

well blue hares do go to ground when pushed.Blue hare = White hare , dependes on the time of year what colour they are.moreso brown hare never go to ground.This type is usually near hills , cant run on the flat and pre ban lurchers will easley nail them ! on the hills the answer is , never seen a lurcher that could .up hill there fast .hope thats what you seen.

[teilky 0]

what about pheasants and bantys then? ive heard yes and heard no.or how about fox and dog?

This is just like a lurcher & terrier show . pre ban when was there there was more deed/dead hares , foxes and deer than i ever seen . I know nothing about hens! and welli will stand done to your knowlage.

 

thanks for teaching me

 

many thanks teilky

[nick barker 0]

No they cant

[chartpolski 23,303]

well blue hares do go to ground when pushed.Blue hare = White hare , dependes on the time of year what colour they are.moreso brown hare never go to ground.This type is usually near hills , cant run on the flat and pre ban lurchers will easley nail them ! on the hills the answer is , never seen a lurcher that could .up hill there fast .hope thats what you seen.

 

Are you saying brown hares NEVER go to ground ?? Does that include going into pipes, or under tree roots, stumps, etc ?? If you disagree with this, then you have never really hunted hares, because they do, when under pressure.

Cheers.

[anton 0]

LOL this old chestnut.....

no they can't and yes, they will go to ground if pushed

i have the theory that they know all of the bunny's runs holes etc

sort of like a map in their head if you know what i mean

seen it can't prove it though

clever animals, much underestimated in intelligence in my view.

 

cheers

anton

[cumbye 36]

LOL this old chestnut.....

no they can't and yes, they will go to ground if pushed

i have the theory that they know all of the bunny's runs holes etc

sort of like a map in their head if you know what i mean

seen it can't prove it though

clever animals, much underestimated in intelligence in my view.

 

cheers

anton

Had hares go to ground in drains many a time when out with pack of beagles,they willswim rivers and lakes too. I heard brian plummer crossed a bulldog with a shizu and got a "bullshitter"

[night moocher 41]

Had hares piped holed and even dive under farm machinery when they have been pushed hard,

its the first place id go with a dog up my ass

[bowers1986 3]

hares and deer can mate though ,,ive seen pics

 

 

 

[bullet 125]

funny this, brings me back to a lad who got into lurchers and lamping though hares were females and rabbits were males!

[wullielennox 158]

well blue hares do go to ground when pushed.Blue hare = White hare , dependes on the time of year what colour they are.moreso brown hare never go to ground.This type is usually near hills , cant run on the flat and pre ban lurchers will easley nail them ! on the hills the answer is , never seen a lurcher that could .up hill there fast .hope thats what you seen.

ran several brown hares matey pre ban and yes my dogs put them to ground for definate..

[BenBhoy 4,706]

lol chartpolski, yeah plenty of hoes round here too on saturday nights!

[undisputed 1,664]

well blue hares do go to ground when pushed.Blue hare = White hare , dependes on the time of year what colour they are.moreso brown hare never go to ground.This type is usually near hills , cant run on the flat and pre ban lurchers will easley nail them ! on the hills the answer is , never seen a lurcher that could .up hill there fast .hope thats what you seen.

 

Are you saying brown hares NEVER go to ground ?? Does that include going into pipes, or under tree roots, stumps, etc ?? If you disagree with this, then you have never really hunted hares, because they do, when under pressure.

Cheers.

 

Spot on!