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Yep, I would get the pastry ready. Rabbit pie. Scrummy.
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Sad to say we eat them too - I didnt want to at first, but they are very tasty. If we didn't get rid of the rabbits in the garden, I wouldn't have a garden!
Rabbits are now such a problem in Shetland that in the south of the island, a formal group (supported by SNH - Scottish Natural Heritage) bring landowners and rabbit hunters together and there is a price per tail. When they did this five years ago, 15,000 tails were handed in! Just a bit of useless information really - someone might find it handy in a Trivial Pursuit game!~
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nooo! cant eat this one, he is an ex-pet as detailed elsewhere on the vine - escaped, couldlnt be recaught, has lived a happy wild life in our garden for 2 years now! honestly, the kids would be too upset. but quite agree that bunny is v. delicious, particularly with mustard sauce. if he was a wild brown bunny and not a domestic English white with black spots, I'd have dealt with himComment
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Only option then is to learn to love the sight of him living his happy wild life and munching his way through your garden.
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