Reason 100192836471 why having a wild rabbit for a pet is better than a domestic breed.
posted by Bobby's blog at 12:26 PM
Wednesday, August 09, 2006
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7 Comments:
See, that's a detriment if you ask me. I'm always trying to keep my cat off my desk, off the table, off the stereo receiver, etc. Maybe your rabbit doesn't shed as much as my cat. I ate rabbit stew once, in San Francisco. Amazing how many bones are in there. You would never guess it to look at them. They look so tender and juicy. Succulent.
I think that previous comment should be recalled.
i saw that pic and thot that rabbit was stuffed - its real! holy cow. that's crazy.
Bunny is a real rabbit.
I've heard that rabbit is a very lean meat, kind of like deer. And like a deer, I bet Bunny would have a wild, gamey taste.
She eats candy. I doubt she would taste gamey.
Again, I can't believe we are talking like this about her... but, if you only knew what this rabbit ate, she probably would taste like sugar, spice and everything nice!
Reminds me of this story for some reason: http://news.bbc.co.uk/2/hi/asia-pacific/5278010.stm?ls
I almost hit a deer the other night in West Virginia. It was a six point buck with the velvet still on his horns.
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