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Commento di adashiel

They're probably the most unfortunate critters in the game. They only exist to be eaten by grizzly cubs. Mama bear will dig at the snow until a hare pops out and runs away. She'll growl at her cub and it will chase it down and kill it.

Edit: Apparently snowshoe hares are now battle pets. I guess they got sick of always being dinner. However, the more relevant entry for that is: Lepre delle Nevi.(##RESPBREAK##)2056##DELIM##adashiel##DELIM##

Commento di Lazurianis

/cast Tame Beast

(edited because some people can't take a joke)

Commento di 678294

these are the only bunnies ingame that are classed beast and therefore trackable.

Commento di slythwolf

Currently these little guys are also in Dragonblight, seemingly usually in proximity to Grizzly Artico. For some reason they are red to Horde.

Commento di speedtycoon

I killed the Yeti's in the area and trolled the spawn spots and one finally poped. Not sure if killing the Yeti's worked but I got bored looking for the Hare.

Commento di 1039411

Just spent about an hour farming this up in Hillsbrad... Kept killing the spawns that weren't battle pets, then finally got a battle pet spawn. Rare blue catch! Excellent. Cheers.

Commento di Raeyne

I'd like to point out that just because the Snowshoe Hare doesn't spawn as the battle pet you see in the world map with the paw symbol floating over it, doesn't mean it won't join a battle with, say, a Rat in the area. Good hunting!

Commento di deathbybunnies

When looking for Snowshoe Hares, do NOT discount the areas around the perimeter of the Ruins of Alterac, particularly Strahnbrad and the Crushridge Hold caves. I found Snowshoe Hare battle pet spawns multiple times between trees near the northern most cave. (This is also where I found my rare.) Kill or battle other critters in the area to possibly help promote spawns.

Commento di Wyldblossom

Don't neglect the rest of zone when searching for rare Snowshoe
After circling Dalaran crater and the snowy areas for ages (plus Upland and Strahnbrad as mentioned here) and killing all battle pets over visits on two days, I decided to see if I could pick up a rare hare elsewhere. Pretty promptly got a rare as a secondary in the ruins of southshore where lots of maggot and rats spawn! Also found a rare chicken as a secondary from infested bear cubs (which make my skin crawl btw!). Good luck all!

Commento di smackthekids

100% looking for Snowshoe Hares is a complete waste of time. In addition, fighting other pets such as rats has an absurdly low chance of having the Snowshoe Hare as a secondary pet.

Easy-mode:
1.) Go to the edge of Dalaran Crate (above the crater itself, not in the crater), and simply kill all pets and non-battle pet critters in the area until Lofty Librams spawn.

2.) Battle a Loft Libram to have a much much higher chance of having a Snowshoe Hare as a secondary.

Found my snowshoe hare with my 2nd Lofty Libram, and afterwards when searching for a Rare, is when I noticed that battling Lofty Librams consistently had roughly a 50% chance to have a Snowshoe Hare as the secondary pet!

Total time spent to catch your hare: 1 to 5 minutes!

Commento di Breagha

I saw some Snowshoe Hares in Dragonblight around Agmar's Hammer. Aggressive, but only level 5... Is there some point to them? Or did the Hode just bring them along to Northrend? :P

Commento di MisterRik

I just spotted these in Dragonblight for the first time. When I saw they were Beasts, not Critters, I wondered if they'd been added for gnome hunters to tame. Though I see they've been around for a while. Wonder why I never noticed them before.

Still ... can hunters tame them?

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