Originally Posted by Mule Deer
Bruce,

Tell Owen congratulations!

Looks like a nice shotgun he has there. How many different species has it taken now? :-)


So far:

Chuckar
Pheasant
Valley Quail
Mourning Dove
Eurasian Dove
Blue Grouse (dusky variety)
AND...
SAGEHEN! laugh


We're going to work hard this fall to add sooty blue grouse, mountain quail, Hungarian partridge, and Bob White quail in NW Oklahoma.

He has also taken cottontails and pygmy rabbits. The pygmy is a tiny guy that resembles the somewhat larger cottontail found in central NV. Our cottontails are smaller than those back east.


Nevada: B. idahoensis (pygmy rabbit) is found from the state border in the north to the northern end of Nye and Lincoln Counties in the south and from the state border in the east to Vya, Nevada in the west. The pygmy rabbit is still found in most of the higher intermountain regions in the Great Basin Desert of Nevada (Sequin 2004). A recent survey found B. idahoensis present throughout the entire extent of its historic range in Nevada (Larrucea and Brussard 2008).

https://www.westernwatersheds.org/issues/species/pygmy-rabbits/

Last edited by luv2safari; 10/02/16.
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