Watch out for those wabbits - I hear they're vewy, vewy wascaly. And if you cook them right, they're wummy too. My daughter and I have a lot of fun sneaking up on them in the cane fields. The rows between the fields are overgrown with grass and just full of rabbits. We get in full camo, and try to get close enough to head shoot them on Stoney Point shooting sticks. She has a .22, and I have a new .17 HMR. It's an impressive little thing, but head shots only. Wow! We have even gotten a couple with bows, but I'd rather not say how many stalks it took.
Hogs are considered game animals unless it's private property. Then they are the property of the landowner, and can be hunted year round, which explains all the high price hog hunts on private land in this state. I only know of one WMA where they are considered small game. I just saw the news story about the hog shot near Orlando that weighed a 1000 pounds. It was on a cattle ranch, and he grew up raiding cattle feed. This isn't the Hogzilla scam, it's a new story. Coming out of Orlando, I would suspect the Evil Empire (Disney) had something to do with it. Hmmmmm!