Rabbit control often requires ongoing monitoring and follow-up. Even when numbers initially fall, activity may return through reopened warrens, surviving rabbits or reinvasion from neighbouring land.

If rabbits have returned after control work on your property, we would be interested to hear about your experience:

• What control method was used?
• How long did rabbit numbers remain lower?
• Where did you first notice activity returning?
• Were old warrens reopened or were new burrows appearing?
• Was follow-up control undertaken?
• Could nearby untreated land have contributed to reinvasion?

Please include your general region if you are comfortable doing so. Your observations may help other landowners understand the importance of monitoring, follow-up and coordinated control.