Montana Outdoors Vol 25 No 3 May/jun 1994
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This behavior helps the species avoid the energy expenditure of con- stantly breaking a new trail. Pygmy rabbits also sometimes use tunnels beneath the snow.
The pygmy rabbit is currently considered a candidate for listing under the Endangered Species Act. Loss of preferred habitat is probably the most significant factor in population declines. Protection of sagebrush, particularly on floodplains and where high water tables allow growth of tall, dense stands, is vital to survival of this specie...s.
In much of the United States, cottontails and snowshoe hares are important game species. Because Montana hunters tend to concentrate on big game, hunting pressure on rabbits is light and has no detectable impact on population levels. In Montana, rabbits can be hunted year-round, and there are no bag limits. The cottontail hunting that does occur is focused almost entirely on the most abundant and widespread species, the mountain and desert cottontails. ■ Rabbit or Hare?
• The term "hare" should be restricted to the genus Lepits.
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This behavior helps the species avoid the energy expenditure of con- stantly breaking a new trail. Pygmy rabbits also sometimes use tunnels beneath the snow.
The pygmy rabbit is currently considered a candidate for listing under the Endangered Species Act. Loss of preferred habitat is probably the most significant factor in population declines. Protection of sagebrush, particularly on floodplains and where high water tables allow growth of tall, dense stands, is vital to survival of this specie...s.
In much of the United States, cottontails and snowshoe hares are important game species. Because Montana hunters tend to concentrate on big game, hunting pressure on rabbits is light and has no detectable impact on population levels. In Montana, rabbits can be hunted year-round, and there are no bag limits. The cottontail hunting that does occur is focused almost entirely on the most abundant and widespread species, the mountain and desert cottontails. ■ Rabbit or Hare?
• The term "hare" should be restricted to the genus Lepits.
What to read after Montana Outdoors Vol 25 No 3 May/jun 1994?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Montana. Dept. of Fish And Game to read onlineMoreLess
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