Rules of Rabbit and Squirrel

You can play rabbit with any number of players.

The rules are quite simple.

You can play for the front nine and then the back nine, or you can play for all eighteen holes. (legs on the rabbit refer to winning a hole outright)

1. You have to win a hole outright with the lowest score (some play par or better) to win a leg on the rabbit

2. Once you win a hole, you have to defend it against all players

3. As long as you are tied with someone for the lowest score, you will keep the rabbit. if someone has a lower score than you (you lose the rabbit)

4. You can have as many legs of the rabbit as possible if you have the lowest score on every hole.

5. Whoever has the rabbit at the end of nine (or eighteen holes) wins the pot

6. If no one wins the front nine the money is included in the back nine pot.

Squirrel is played the same as the rabbit, except you play with birdies or eagles.

1. You can only get a leg of the squirrel with a birdie or better, and you can only lose it to a birdie or better. whoever has the squirrel at the end of nine holes wins the pot