Cross Breeding
10-25-2007, 08:22 AM
#21
Join Date: Sep 2007
Location: Limerick, PA
Posts: 435
RE: Cross Breeding
Ill give you a management hunt for jackalopes. High Fenced hunt, area fenced is approx .00000007 of an acre. Use any weapon you want. Been breeding them for years. Got a few nice half racks from them fighting ill give you really cheap. Ill even let you take a female 
10-25-2007, 08:31 AM
#22
Join Date: Sep 2007
Location: Illinois
Posts: 167
RE: Cross Breeding
Jackalope hunting something I haven't done in years, fastest little animal I have ever seen. Saw one jump 15 feet in the air, and what a nice rack on it. HNI Jim if you ever get the chance to go, do it now.
10-25-2007, 08:48 AM
#23
Join Date: May 2004
Location:
Posts: 106
RE: Cross Breeding
ORIGINAL: HNI Jim
It makes you wonder if you can breed a tiger and a lion and get a liger, can you breed a deer with a antelope and get a Dantelope? What would be the seasons?
It makes you wonder if you can breed a tiger and a lion and get a liger, can you breed a deer with a antelope and get a Dantelope? What would be the seasons?
10-25-2007, 07:08 PM
#25
Fork Horn
Join Date: Nov 2004
Location:
Posts: 299
RE: Cross Breeding
Took a nice Jackalope 2 years ago in Wyoming. Damn thing was sittin in a pasture, about 63 yards away. Any how, I had a good wind, so I put my 75 yard pin about 3 feet low and struck him a little high. Wouldn't you know the sumbeech took off straight at me! That's right, I was charged by a freekin Jackalope! Not having time to knock another arrow, I pulled out my bowie knife, just in time might I add. Those suckers are FAST! I managed to get him with the first swipe. I wish you could've seen the fury in his eyes. It was later determined that he had contracted mad Jacks disease, thus the reason for his charging me.
SHIH TZU + CROCKADILE = a CROCK A SHI*
SHIH TZU + CROCKADILE = a CROCK A SHI*
10-26-2007, 12:39 AM
#26
Fork Horn
Join Date: Feb 2003
Location: State of Confusion
Posts: 172
RE: Cross Breeding
I always thought it would be cool to breed deer with those fainting goats.
That way all you would have to do is make a loud noise and they fall over, run up and get your picture taken and they wake up later. Kind of a catch and release hunting. Might make it pretty easy for the predators though.
Rogue...........
That way all you would have to do is make a loud noise and they fall over, run up and get your picture taken and they wake up later. Kind of a catch and release hunting. Might make it pretty easy for the predators though.
Rogue...........
10-26-2007, 12:57 AM
#27
Typical Buck
Join Date: Aug 2007
Location: East Central Illinois
Posts: 660
RE: Cross Breeding
Im sure HNI Jim will tell us he got one soon. Go to the right spot and you can get one pretty easy. The problem is he won't be able to show us any pictures after the hunt! Guess we'll have to take his word on it....
10-26-2007, 09:08 PM
#28
Fork Horn
Join Date: Nov 2005
Location: Warren, Pa
Posts: 299
RE: Cross Breeding
I was watching a program and they said that the Mule Deer is a cross breed between a whitetail and a blacktail.
On a side note, couple of years ago I found a shed of a jackalope. At first I thought it was some twigs but the more I looked, I realized what I had. Then I saw its hole not too far away. Mean little thing. When it saw I had its shed, it chased me down through the woods. I thought it had rabies or something. But as soon as I dropped the sheds, he gathered them in his mouth and went back to his hole. I have only been back there once or twice since then. I have seen the rubs but no more sheds.
On a side note, couple of years ago I found a shed of a jackalope. At first I thought it was some twigs but the more I looked, I realized what I had. Then I saw its hole not too far away. Mean little thing. When it saw I had its shed, it chased me down through the woods. I thought it had rabies or something. But as soon as I dropped the sheds, he gathered them in his mouth and went back to his hole. I have only been back there once or twice since then. I have seen the rubs but no more sheds.
