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    After a hard frost there is less chance of the rabbit carrying tularemia. The frost also tends to kill off botfly larvae.

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    Quote Originally Posted by 00tec View Post
    I just shoot em in the yard year round. No eating them until winter though.
    Quote Originally Posted by Frac View Post
    After a hard frost there is less chance of the rabbit carrying tularemia. The frost also tends to kill off botfly larvae.
    +1, good hard freeze for us. All mentioned above + ticks, mites and other nasties.

    We complain if not hunting rabbits by Thanksgiving.
    If you're unarmed, you are a victim


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    Quote Originally Posted by Frac View Post
    After a hard frost there is less chance of the rabbit carrying tularemia. The frost also tends to kill off botfly larvae.
    I usually wait until after a snow. This year I may make an exception though. It's cold enough out there now I figure if we had a little higher humididity we'd have a good frost. I remember finding live botfly larvae under a rabbit pelt in high school. You want to make sure those things are dead.

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