Reply With QuoteOriginally Posted by muzzie
Fair comment !!!!
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Ninapuppy, i don't know how you gut your rabbits, but if your pee smelt of rabbits, I wouldn't like to smell your.?
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Fair comment !!!!
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If you don't want the pelts, cut them down the back & give them a good shake, when you get the hang of it you end up with a rabbit skin full of guts. A couple of chops at the legs & neck, & the scissors on a Victorinox multi tool for the anus & you can have a cleaned rabbit without any contact with the insides at all. I've been doing it like that for years now, When it works right I've got it down to about 20 seconds from dead rabbit to oven ready.
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Hmm. lunch. a wagon wheel is lunch.rabbit is dinner.
mind a banana sarnie is lunch.
the only thing i can find wrong is the nut on the steering wheel.
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Don't know about the rest of you but that cracked me up!
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Originally Posted by oliver13
I reckon it will be fine, while the inside of a rabbit can be a bit pungent, it's nothing compared to the inside of a bird.
A rabbit that smells pungent, and a bird that smell of fish.....takes me back to my youth....
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Her name was Marion...
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Always de-pee their bladder before skinning and gutting and soak carcass overnight in salty water which will remove the "gamey" smell.
Baz
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