Snowshoe hares spend the day resting in the same location or "form" beneath a dense conifer branch or near an old log. Travel, especially during winter, is along well defined pathways or trails. This ...

Snowshoe hares are my favorite species to hunt. One reason is good hare-hunting can be found on public land. Another reason is snowshoe hares, unlike cottontail rabbits, do not have underground ...

If you live in or near the Appalachian Mountains and have areas above 3,000 feet in elevation, you may be able to find snowshoe hares. If you decide to join me in this pursuit, good luck, because ...

With a $10 daily vehicle entry pass, you'll gain access to over 12,00 acres and 35 miles of trails. ... Anyone seeking a water view can opt for the shorter Snowshoe Hare Trail, ...

Snowshoe hares are notorious for the smoke and mirrors they use to bedevil trailing hounds. They will swim through a cedar swamp. Or hop out of the track, hunker down, and snicker as the dogs ...

But, naturally, other critters also utilize trails frequented by wolves. But the Canada lynx , which hunts primarily at twilight or during the night when snowshoe hares are most active, is ...

The signs are everywhere, from the range of snowshoe hares moving north to patchy snow cover that doesn't last as long to new subdivisions cropping up in rural areas.

The snowshoe hare is one of approximately 20 animals in the world that turn white in the winter, and it’s one that faces some serious concerns here in the Keystone State due to climate change ...