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<blockquote data-quote="Davy Crockett" data-source="post: 139900" data-attributes="member: 367">As many as there are its taking a lot to feed them,&nbsp; &nbsp; Up here it's a little bit of everything but I haven't seen a rabbit in years and very seldom hear Ruffed Grouse drum any more.&nbsp; &nbsp; Canadian geese have been lucky to raise one or two young , 3 was the biggest hatch I saw last spring with a pair and who knows it they even made it.&nbsp; Pretty sure they snatch hens off the nest too because after nesting is over we see lots of adult pairs with another tag along adult. Thy get a deer once in a while but The only time I have witnessed it up here is this time of the year when they chase them out on a frozen pond, Then they are dead meat.&nbsp; Are there any Jack rabbits left down on the flats ?- - - Updated - - -Add Pine Martins to the equation and they almost have us wiped out for small game.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Davy Crockett, post: 139900, member: 367"] As many as there are its taking a lot to feed them, Up here it's a little bit of everything but I haven't seen a rabbit in years and very seldom hear Ruffed Grouse drum any more. Canadian geese have been lucky to raise one or two young , 3 was the biggest hatch I saw last spring with a pair and who knows it they even made it. Pretty sure they snatch hens off the nest too because after nesting is over we see lots of adult pairs with another tag along adult. Thy get a deer once in a while but The only time I have witnessed it up here is this time of the year when they chase them out on a frozen pond, Then they are dead meat. Are there any Jack rabbits left down on the flats ? [COLOR=silver][SIZE=1]- - - Updated - - -[/SIZE][/COLOR] Add Pine Martins to the equation and they almost have us wiped out for small game. [/QUOTE]

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