Moose River plains ~ Hare hunt

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  • Roscoemike
    Member
    • Nov 2025
    • 12

    #1

    Moose River plains ~ Hare hunt

    Traveled the 6+ hour drive to moose River plains to chase hare with my lone beagle..
    Searching about 90 minutes when gunner opens with a few barks.
    He starts circling the hare .
    It evades me for an hour then tries to sneak past me at 25 yds.
    It was literally close in front of my beagle.
    Jumped another hare around 4pm..
    Slow tracking stop n go.
    Then it moves out of the cover edge and faster tracking.
    I see it fly by me but no shot .
    I pick up gunner at 4:30 near a dirt road.
    Not sure I wanted let him run it till dark as I had a 325 mile drive home .
    Beautiful day in the Adirondack mountains to chase Hare and smell the fir trees .
    That was the most amazing smell! 💕 💚 🌲 IMG_20251108_124159688.jpg
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  • DuctTape
    Out of Shape
    • Jul 2006
    • 2129

    #2
    Appears you had fantastic weather to go with your successful hunt.
    "There's a whisper on the night-wind, there's a star agleam to guide us, And the Wild is calling, calling . . . let us go." -from "The Call of the Wild" by Robert Service

    My trail journal: DuctTape's Journal

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    • Roscoemike
      Roscoemike commented
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      The weather was perfect.45° and sunny with no wind.
      Any day in the Adirondack mountains is a grand day ..
      I'll be back ASAP!
  • St.Regis
    • Feb 2007
    • 1611

    #3
    Very nice. How's the hare hunting in the Catskills?

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    • Roscoemike
      Member
      • Nov 2025
      • 12

      #4
      Originally posted by St.Regis
      Very nice. How's the hare hunting in the Catskills?
      I've never hunted the catskill region.
      I have hiked the long path recently and it looks like good cover on top of the peaks .
      I think they do have some hare although not a huge population.
      Try Google searching hare hunting in the catskills and it shows a place to hunt.
      Snow on the ground is the best way to tell finding tracks.
      I usually hunt tug hill region.
      Without a dog it can be a lot searching.

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      • OntarioSkiBum
        • Oct 2011
        • 398

        #5
        Originally posted by Roscoemike
        Traveled the 6+ hour drive to moose River plains to chase hare with my lone beagle..
        Searching about 90 minutes when gunner opens with a few barks.
        He starts circling the hare .
        It evades me for an hour then tries to sneak past me at 25 yds.
        It was literally close in front of my beagle.
        Jumped another hare around 4pm..
        Slow tracking stop n go.
        Then it moves out of the cover edge and faster tracking.
        I see it fly by me but no shot .
        I pick up gunner at 4:30 near a dirt road.
        Not sure I wanted let him run it till dark as I had a 325 mile drive home .
        Beautiful day in the Adirondack mountains to chase Hare and smell the fir trees .
        That was the most amazing smell! 💕 💚 🌲 IMG_20251108_124159688.jpg
        650 miles. 1 hare. Hoping that was the best tasting leporidae you ever enjoyed!

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        • Tug Hill
          • Apr 2016
          • 428

          #6
          Nice REM 1100

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