Most hunting of jackrabbits is done for pest control or sport.
A conspicuous trait of the white-sided jackrabbit is its tendency to occur in pairs, usually one male and one female.
Depending upon the relative abundance of jackrabbits and ground squirrels, the latter could become the major food source.
In its resting position, a white-sided jackrabbit is camouflaged with its surroundings.
The mammal population includes coyote, jackrabbit, cottontail rabbit, ground squirrel and kit fox.
The goal of the jackrabbits is to move themselves safely onto the other side of the board mirroring their initial positions.
The white-sided jackrabbit may also occupy underground shelters, but this behavior is rare.
The white-sided jackrabbit commonly comes into contact with agriculture.
