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Rabbits and Hares
Rabbits are perhaps the most widely known of any of our wild animals. As our commonest "game" they are familiar to every gunner and equally so to those who are acquainted with them only in the markets. Their distribution, too, is almost universal and in America, from the polar regions to the tropics, they exist in one form or another. Rabbits are also frequently known as hares, and the careless usage of the two names has given rise to much confusion in the popular mind as to just what constitutes the difference between them.
Cottontail Lepus floridanus mallurus (Thomas)- Cottontail — Part 2 Lepus floridanus mallurus (Thomas)
Varying Hare Lepus americanus virginianus (Harlan)- Varying Hare — Part 2 Lepus americanus virginianus (Harlan)
- Varying Hare — Part 3 Lepus americanus virginianus (Harlan)
- Varying Hare — Part 4 Lepus americanus virginianus (Harlan)
- Varying Hare — Part 5 Lepus americanus virginianus (Harlan)
- American Polar Hare Lepus arcticus Ross
- Marsh Hare Lepus palustris Bachman
- Water Hare Lepus aquaticus Bachman
- Jack Rabbit Lepus campestris Bachman
- Jack Rabbit — Part 2 Lepus campestris Bachman