Need a haredresser................that's no wabbit.............. My dawg put the sh*ts up one this morning....... I can just see the thought process......"F-me.......when's he going to drop off?"
There's loads of blood in a hare.............significantly more than a wabbit......... ..Gives forensic a field day.......
Tell me about it.. I don't like the things. To eat I mean.. Never managed to cook one yet so its edible.
I ate rabbit at a friends house in France a few years ago, she chopped it up and roasted it, it was delicious far better than in a stew.
Rabbit is fine meat and underused. I eat lots of it. The Europeans are much more switched onto it than we are. UK supermarkets import Chinese farmed rabbit meat, probably bred under appalling conditions, while we've got millions of the things destroying crops. Buy wild ones from the butcher. Or shoot your own.
I bought a rabbit pie from a farm shop a little while back. The kids asked why it had a "R" in pastry on it, I told them it stood for Roast beef. When we finished I told them it was rabbit. They said it was great and asked for it again.
used to go out shooting the lil blighters a couple of times a week back home. my brother lived on 35 acres of market gardens and most of my mates had land riddled with the fucks so when not getting pissed in the pub we where getting pissed and shooting em.. wouldn't eat one though.. me bro used to freeze em for dog tucker.. his ridge back Rottweiler cross could get through a frozen bunnysicle in a few mins
It's funny because from my childhood I've been left with the impression that the UK rabbit population is riddled with myxomatosis and were off the menu so I've never considered eating them. This hasn't been helped by the fact I don't think I've seen rabbit in any supermarket or butchers around where I live. I take it they're back on the menu. I wonder if they're still not popular because of their myxy past. Deer are a bit of a problem up here now. I'm seeing them at road sides where I've never seen them before. One was running about on the southern approach to the Forth Road Bridge during one evening rush hour. They're scarily stupid and unpredictable when it comes to traffic. I don't know why venison is so dear (there's a pun there I wasn't going to go near), we're practically tripping over the bloody things.
