If you want to shoot a limit of rabbits, you need to find a correct spots. Here are some tips to tell you.

These days, cottontails hole up in the thickest cover around, like brush-choked woods and brier-laced cutovers. The secret to rolling rabbits in this country is to identify escape hatches. And to get there before the bunny—not to mention a fellow hunter—does.

Fringe benefit
It’s not uncommon for a rabbit to stop just short of a field edge, giving a stand hunter an easy shot. To keep from ruining meat, take a fringe shot. Put the bead a few inches to the side so the edges of the pattern do the work.

Escape hatches
Post up where cover thins out just enough for a shot.

In the woods

Rabbits will often squirt out of the brambles for a fast dash to open up distance when dogs get too close.A running rabbit will avoid open woods, so target inner edges where young, thick growth, such as pine plantations, forms an obvious boundary.

Hope you can pay attentin to those place,although rabbit hunting is not a diffcult thing.

source:fieldandstream.com