Throughout the country you'll find many-productive places to hunt rabbits. These rabbit-hunting spots provide both food and cover for rabbits:

Green fields planted in the middles of clear cuts, which provide cover and a food resource.

Deserted home places, offering breeding areas and cover.

Fencerows, which give the rabbits an established route for moving from field to field.

Abandoned railroad tracks, yet another route for movement.

Timber cut roads or firebreaks that cut through briar fields.

Peninsulas of land above water in flooded timber, for high ground and refuge.

The borders of pastures, providing a buffer between bedding and feeding areas.