Fallout 76 Rabbit Locations, Spawns, and Farming Spots

Are you looking for the best Fallout 76 Rabbit locations? Do you need to find their spawn points and the best farming spots? We’ve got you covered.

Whether you want to complete an event, need the Rabbit Leg for cooking, a Rabbit Hide for crafting, or complete a Daily Challenge for 250 S.C.O.R.E. points to level your seasonal reward track, these little critters can be hard to find. So here are the best Fallout 76 Rabbit locations so you won’t waste time searching all of Appalachia.

All Fallout 76 Rabbit Locations

You will occasionally be tasked with killing a specific amount of rabbits or obtaining items they drop when killed. Here is a complete list of events and daily challenges you need to slay Rabbits for:

• Kill Two Rabbits Daily Challenge
• You can obtain Critter Chunks from Rabbits for the Event: Grahm’s Meat-Cook
• You can also obtain Intestines from Rabbits for the Fasnacht Day event
• You must kill a Rabbit while under the influence of the Hoppy Hunter IPA drink to complete the Hoppy Hunter daily challenge

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As mentioned above, these critters are hard to find. They are tiny, quick, and will run away if you get too close. However, you can make it easier on yourself by heading to specific locations in Appalachia. Here are the best Fallout 76 Rabbit locations to farm:

• The Whitespring Service Entrance
• Between the Central Mountain Lookout and Wendigo Cave
• In the outdoor kitchen of the Rollins Labor Camp
• On the road northeast of Monongah Mine
• By the railroad tracks south of the Sunnytop Station
• By the railroad tracks west of Camp Adams
• Head southeast of Cow Spots Creamery
• Near the dry lakebed located between Summersville and Lakeside Cabins

The Whitespring Service Entrance is the best and most reliable place to find Rabbits in Fallout 76. You should be able to find enough rabbits to complete any events or challenges you may have. Remember not to make any noise when approaching.

Loud weapons will make rabbits run away, making your job much harder. Make sure to look for them in forests, rocky outcrops, rivers, streams, and grassy areas. Although they can be annoying to hunt, getting some rabbits is way less troubling than hunting honey beasts.