This is probably a very common question, but I'd be very interested in people's experiences:
I have 4 permissions for bunny shooting. On two, the bunnies are generally very acommodating, and sit still nicely under the lamp - even after multiple visits. On one, they started out very calm, but have recently become very difficult indeed, scattering as soon as they see a hint of light (total 6 visits over about 6 weeks). And on one they vary even within 100m or so - in one area scattering immediately, in another sitting still.
Assuming that only one person is lamping a bit of ground (which may or may not be the case - in general, I think I'm the only person, but it can be a little hard to know for sure): how quickly do rabbits learn to be lamp shy, and what are the favoured ways to deal with this?
I have 4 permissions for bunny shooting. On two, the bunnies are generally very acommodating, and sit still nicely under the lamp - even after multiple visits. On one, they started out very calm, but have recently become very difficult indeed, scattering as soon as they see a hint of light (total 6 visits over about 6 weeks). And on one they vary even within 100m or so - in one area scattering immediately, in another sitting still.
Assuming that only one person is lamping a bit of ground (which may or may not be the case - in general, I think I'm the only person, but it can be a little hard to know for sure): how quickly do rabbits learn to be lamp shy, and what are the favoured ways to deal with this?