He found many white bunnies, but always in the thickest woods.

Again and again he tried, but the tantalizing twigs and branches muffled the bow and turned the arrow.

It was hours before he returned with a fluffy snowshoe rabbit.
"That is not our way." Quonab led to the thicket and selecting a place of many tracks he cut a lot of brush and made a hedge across with half a dozen openings.

At each of these openings he made a snare of strong cord tied to a long pole, hung on a crotch, and so arranged that a tug at the snare would free the pole which in turn would hoist the snare and the creature in it high in the air.
Next morning they went around and found that four of the snares had each a snow-white rabbit hanging by the neck.

As he was handling these, Quonab felt a lump I on the hind leg of one.