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Hi mate well on my permissions there are plenty about already,,, went out sat night and although we were after rats there must have been 30+++ on the field , so they are about in large numbers in Norfolk .

 

Regards camski(Paul)

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Yeah, it depends if you're a fair weather creature of the day or not. Yesterday was the first time I saw rabbits out enjoying the sun, so if you're limited to day time shooting, march through to october are pretty easy times to shoot them. if you have a good night vision/lamping set up, then any time of the year, day or night. But they're most active during the day when there's some heat in the sun and the days start to get longer. That said, I live in the Thames Valley and our bunny populations have been hammered by the constant rain. here's hopin' things really start to pick up - I'm bored of only shooting in the dark!

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I start again after they've had the bulk of their kits, around April onwards. I'd open up too many pregnant does this time of year ruining future dinner chances. Hopefully I can get enough in the freezer around October to see us through the Winter months, I do go out now and get the odd one though in amongst the Pigeons, rooks and magpies..... :good:

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I start again after they've had the bulk of their kits, around April onwards. I'd open up too many pregnant does this time of year ruining future dinner chances. Hopefully I can get enough in the freezer around October to see us through the Winter months, I do go out now and get the odd one though in amongst the Pigeons, rooks and magpies..... :good:

 

Honestly, April ? I find milky does all through the summer into early autumn. Breeding is far from at a peak in April here in the Northern hills, I should say mid summer is peak

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