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  1. #1
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    Hi Dave.

    There Is more than one way to get the meat off a rabbit. The method I use Is one that I saw on a video a few years ago. The method Is to remove the meat from the top of the rabbit. Therefore not touching the gut cavity at all.

    I've sent you a link via message to a video showing this method,

    John
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    Thanks to every one that posted on this.

    Should have said on my opening post ----------if i am shooting and removing the rabbits instead of throwing them in the edge they are going to either a game dealer or butcher, although two that i have supplied over the years have stopped trading just leaving one butcher ATM ------so they have to be still in their fur

    Most of you agree that you need to gut them ASAP before the guts swell then there is no fancy knife needed -----and this is what i'll do from now on.
    I have tried the push gut method but seem to struggle to exert enough pressure

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    I pull the fur up away from the gut. Just below the rib cage and make a small incision a then with two fingers pull down to expose the guts.
    Not a fan of the push gut method as it causes too much merriment from my mate!
    Now squirrels are another chapter.
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