Rabbit Bites Back
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beano500

Original Poster:

20,854 posts

303 months

Tuesday 26th January 2010
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It's not difficult. Not beyond the realms of a normal adult, eh?

Started off cutting up the bunny - ended with fishing out the "Winnie-the-Pooh-plasters". smash

I'll just have to claim the rabbit bit me......

neilsfishing

3,502 posts

226 months

Tuesday 26th January 2010
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beano500 said:
It's not difficult. Not beyond the realms of a normal adult, eh?

Started off cutting up the bunny - ended with fishing out the "Winnie-the-Pooh-plasters". smash

I'll just have to claim the rabbit bit me......
Kill it first

beano500

Original Poster:

20,854 posts

303 months

Tuesday 26th January 2010
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They don't tell you that in the books, do they?


Bambi was much more obliging. Apart from the onions (usual occular attack), no further medical incidents have been reported.


Man can cook!

beano500

Original Poster:

20,854 posts

303 months

Tuesday 26th January 2010
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That's an idea - why haven't I put mushrooms in?

Rabbitinthenight

75 posts

199 months

Tuesday 26th January 2010
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Ah ha revenge of the rabbit!

neilsfishing

3,502 posts

226 months

Tuesday 26th January 2010
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thay are very nice that size

Tanguero

4,535 posts

229 months

Tuesday 26th January 2010
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dibbers006 said:
How could you...



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I usualy stuff them after gutting them. Making it stuff its self is a bit harsh...

Don

28,378 posts

312 months

Tuesday 26th January 2010
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beano500 said:
It's not difficult. Not beyond the realms of a normal adult, eh?

Started off cutting up the bunny - ended with fishing out the "Winnie-the-Pooh-plasters". smash

I'll just have to claim the rabbit bit me......
What on earth did you do? Stab yourself with the gutting knife? Slice yourself whilst skinning it?

I once amazed my old man. I was out very, very late as a teenager (I was on a promise and nothing was going to stop me). Drove back and ran over a hare. Being a country lad I brought it home, skinned and gutted it that night then went to bed.

Dad was amazed, but also quite proud, to find it "oven-ready" in the fridge.

Mum was less pleased to find everything else wrapped in newspaper and stinking out the bin. hehe

Rabbitinthenight

75 posts

199 months

Tuesday 26th January 2010
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The Return of the Revenge of the Rabbit

Martin Keene

11,395 posts

253 months

Tuesday 26th January 2010
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dibbers006 said:
How could you...



wink
Did you take that photo?

Is it a wild rabbit, it can only be a matter of weeks old.

littlegreenfairy

10,134 posts

249 months

Tuesday 26th January 2010
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I need to lie down in a darkened room now.

Rabbitinthenight

75 posts

199 months

Wednesday 27th January 2010
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Is that with or without your Rabbit?