In Part 2 of this Field Notes series, Megan and I shift deeper into rabbit hunting and the culture around it. We talk about why rabbit hunting has stuck around for generations, the group aspect of it, and how the dogs bring people together as much as the hunt itself. We also get into what makes a good rabbit dog, memorable hunts, and even how rabbit meat fits into the full experience from field to table. This episode is less about chasing limits and more about tradition, time outside, and listening to dogs do what they were born to do.

• Rabbit hunting is as much about the dogs as it is the hunt

• Running beagles is better with a group — it’s a shared experience

• Hearing a dog open up on a rabbit never gets old

• Great hunts turn into stories that last way longer than the season

• Cooking rabbit is part of honoring the hunt

  
  

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