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  1. Coarrowkiller

    Coarrowkiller Newb

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    I live in Colorado Springs and my yard is overrun with rabbits my daughter wants a bow so she can downsize good idea or no


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  3. JMann11

    JMann11 Weekend Warrior

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    As long as it's legal, and you will eat the meat and not just waste it, then I don't see any problem


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    Hillbilly Jedi Die Hard Bowhunter

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    Check with the city ordinances to make sure you won't get in trouble. Then consider you neighbors may or may not be excited about it either. Hope it works out!
     
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    takemrarely Weekend Warrior

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    Use a small game head if you do it....No field tips!

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    Sota Legendary Woodsman

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    Cottentail or Jackrabbit? Jackrabbits are impossible to eat, awful tasting animal.
     
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    Kill em and grill em
     
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    Pellet gun might be a little cheaper. But if its legal go for it.
     
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    I kept the garden free of rabbits when I was a kid with an old fiberglass recurve. If legal, go for it! Some of my best and earliest "hunting" memories.
     
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