We have a good population of them here, cotton tail. It seems that all the dandelion in the lawn, clover and so on, they have never bothered with the garden, flowers and anything else. Its always the woodchuck and the deer. Canada Geese are also pest here too, but only in the fields.
Rabbits live good here, I'm sure between coyote, hawks and other predators, they are kept in check, but you can go out in the winter and catch bags of them during small game. They will flop over flat out on the driveway, chase and play, just don't bother a darned thing, has to be the forage as I do not do anything to the lawn here, if I did, it would likely cause a problem.
Woodchucks came up all around the house last year during a dry spell, nothing unprotected was safe. Will be putting up the deer fence soon on each garden, those darned things are just as much a pain.
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