Most Hares in the Long Patrol

[Keva Strongbow]

Haha! Yeah that's okay I'll still probably be clueless to most of the book

[Steelinghades]

The most Hares are from Long Patrol/Taggarung, where they're both around one thousand.

[Jack the Quick]

In the Long Patrol There were around 1, 500. Cregga took one thousand with her and left the rest to defend the coast.

[Sebias of Redwall]

In the Long Patrol There were around 1, 500. Cregga took one thousand with her and left the rest to defend the coast.

Hmm... I was pretty sure she only brought 500... I could be wrong though.

[Jack the Quick]

I was basing that part off of what others said. I knew that she left 500 behind, and others were saying that she brought 1000 with her.

[Steelinghades]

I was basing that part off of what others said. I knew that she left 500 behind, and others were saying that she brought 1000 with her.

No, she only brought five hundred and a lot of them were new recruits.

[Jack the Quick]

That makes more sense.

[Kolman]

I think it was kind of like there was a small standing guard on constant Duty and then the different villages of Hares would send more when needed like in times of war

[Keva Strongbow]

Ohh...Huh that's interesting

[Kolman]

what I remember was that it wasn't directly put out but it seemed that when there was a more aggressive vermin onslaught for longer periods of time there were more hares and when there had been peace there were fewer ones in one of the books a young hare joins the long patrol and his father had been a member previously so that's what leads me to that conclusion because the hare lived in a village full of other hares

[Jack the Quick]

That was a fort. Tammo's father left the Long Patrol and founded a fort full of hares. Kind of like an outpost.

[Cornflower MM]

^ Camp Tussock. If I recall correctly, it wasn't just hares - Squirrels and otters and mice, as well. A tiny little community.

[The Skarzs]

I think the kitchen maid was a mole.

[Steelinghades]

^ Camp Tussock. If I recall correctly, it wasn't just hares - Squirrels and otters and mice, as well. A tiny little community.

It definitely wasn't Hares, other then Tammo's family I don't recall any other hares in Tussock.

[Sebias of Redwall]

I'm guessing Camp Tussock was more of like a retiring outpost for Tammo's father.