Yes, they will. Not sure where you are located, but here are some types in Alberta: Alberta Rabbits & Hares . I once lived in a neighborhood full of once-domestic rabbits. Some gardeners put chicken wire around gardens, lining all fences. Perhaps there are other options available.

Thank you. I am in Alaska.

or have-a-heart trap and a long trip?

Yes, rabbits will do sooo much damage to almost anything and everything. We live on a farm, so we always shoot any that take up residence. If you can't do that, you need a good fence that goes right to the ground and has small enough holes.

I didn't see this before, the site above has a link on control - http://www1.agric.gov.ab.ca/$department/deptdocs.nsf/all/agdex2595

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"...

• Change of crops: Continuous or severe plant damage may
  warrant a change to less susceptible plant species. For garden crops,
  this approach may mean changing to corn, squash, cucumbers, tomatoes or
  potatoes. Unfortunately, most fruit and ornamental trees of the rose
  family are not immune to rabbit damage.
• Use of repellents: Repellents make plants distasteful to
  rabbits and hares. Two chemical repellents are currently registered for
  use in Alberta. Two different formulations (with different ingredients)
  of thiram are both sold under the product name: SKOOT...."

We've used SKOOT before, but for deer. It is fairly effective, but if you use it, you must dilute it properly. It doesn't last as long that way, but we actually nearly killed some small trees using it at a thicker consistency. It essentially smothered them. So you have to be careful with it.

I use Bobbex. Works a treat.

You may get some very persistent rabbits though. I suggest you use a trap and relocate or kill them.

I will still vote for bullets, if you can...

I agree! Rabbits are a nightmare if they decide your yard is nice and safe(and tasty).