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We have been planning a hunt down in SE Ky all season and finally Saturday we got to go. Me, my brother, my brother-in-law and his dad, and my cousin.
we started off at a 80 or so acre patch that I grew up beside of that was prime rabbit habitat growing up, it was grown up into a lot of pine thickets and trees so it was not as good as I remembered it we jumped 6-7 there and seen 4 and missed all 4. Lol (terrible shooting) we did however sneak a 3” high brass #4 shot into the single shot 12 gauge we brought for my cousin to use and boy was it hilarious to see him loose his footing on that quick draw shot! Words can’t describe how funny it was!
Then we went to another 8-10 acre field a couple min away and we jumped 1 rabbit and it was missed 4 times before it went to the hole. Horrible shooting. Lol
then we decided to go and try a strip job that I had rode horses and ATVs on growing up we didn’t know much about, nor had we been there in years. By this time it was almost 11 am. As soon as we got to the top we parked dropped the tailgate and the dogs where off to the races. They continuously ran-it non stop while we where scrambling getting guns loaded and got into position. Turner connected on this one. We walked them back to the beginning of the field and another popped out by my feet (Fern my blue pup jumped it) I shot and missed. My brother connected on it which I’d rather him got it than me it’s only his 2nd rabbit.
we hunted them for about an hour longer. We got to a smaller field on a tree line, and they got another one up and believe it or not after missing 3 shots already that morning I killed this rabbit at about 40 yards. I guess aiming helps lol!
Needless to say this hunt will always be in my memories. I thank the lord for another great day! God bless & thanks for reading.
JMS KENTUCKY KENNELS.
we started off at a 80 or so acre patch that I grew up beside of that was prime rabbit habitat growing up, it was grown up into a lot of pine thickets and trees so it was not as good as I remembered it we jumped 6-7 there and seen 4 and missed all 4. Lol (terrible shooting) we did however sneak a 3” high brass #4 shot into the single shot 12 gauge we brought for my cousin to use and boy was it hilarious to see him loose his footing on that quick draw shot! Words can’t describe how funny it was!
Then we went to another 8-10 acre field a couple min away and we jumped 1 rabbit and it was missed 4 times before it went to the hole. Horrible shooting. Lol
then we decided to go and try a strip job that I had rode horses and ATVs on growing up we didn’t know much about, nor had we been there in years. By this time it was almost 11 am. As soon as we got to the top we parked dropped the tailgate and the dogs where off to the races. They continuously ran-it non stop while we where scrambling getting guns loaded and got into position. Turner connected on this one. We walked them back to the beginning of the field and another popped out by my feet (Fern my blue pup jumped it) I shot and missed. My brother connected on it which I’d rather him got it than me it’s only his 2nd rabbit.
we hunted them for about an hour longer. We got to a smaller field on a tree line, and they got another one up and believe it or not after missing 3 shots already that morning I killed this rabbit at about 40 yards. I guess aiming helps lol!
Needless to say this hunt will always be in my memories. I thank the lord for another great day! God bless & thanks for reading.
JMS KENTUCKY KENNELS.