July 1st is fast approaching

[SurfNHuntSD]

I'm just saying

http://youtu.be/8kadQxHmk90

Haha so gross... I was already on the fence about summertime bunnies but I think that just made up my mind.

 

[8SteelTown]

Ok... just ordered a new keyboard... old keyboard just got covered in chack :-X! Thanks for the vid Aeon!!!!!

 

[Bonejour]

Haha I'll bet this are a delicacy somewhere!


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[MJB]

I would have left that bunny behind

 

[Bowman]

hahahahaha no worries, just cook the hell out of it. and make sure it's not sick when harvested. most of the sick bunnies die in winter. but it's ok to eat all year.

 

[SurfNHuntSD]

Haha I'll bet this are a delicacy somewhere!


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Extra protein

 

[stikbrandon]

I live in America ! I will not be eating bot fly larva unless the sh&t has hit the fan, anything is edible at that point

 

[Bonejour]

I live in America ! I will not be eating bot fly larva unless the sh&t has hit the fan, anything is edible at that point

If you were French you could sauté it, serve in a nice cream sauce under the name "larve à la mouche", and serve it to tourists.


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[Baldkrash]

Dang that was nasty! If I see that on any of my bunnies, I'm letting the coyotes have them.

 

[Bowman]

hahahaha yep that's not for eating. nasty

 

[Gab909]

Can't wait, bow is tuned, new arrows and SGH's. Nothing like a bunch of rabbits with the String. Wife is getting excited too, shoot some bunnies in the morning and chase carp for a couple of hours. Good times.....

 

[8SteelTown]

Don't know if it holds merit around So Cal but a friendly reminder none the less...

"Cottontail rabbits are known to carry the disease Tularemia, which can be fatal to humans. Wear rubber gloves when dressing or skinning rabbits to be safe. If the rabbit's liver is swollen and covered in large white spots this is the indication it carries the disease. Bury all such rabbits, and do not eat them."

 

[Handgun]

If you can hunt super early and late to beat the extreme heat, (and have something to do during the hot majority of the day) there are places chock full of cottons down here in the Imperial Valley...and they need killin'.

 

[msteiger]

Don't know if it holds merit around So Cal but a friendly reminder none the less...

"Cottontail rabbits are known to carry the disease Tularemia, which can be fatal to humans. Wear rubber gloves when dressing or skinning rabbits to be safe. If the rabbit's liver is swollen and covered in large white spots this is the indication it carries the disease. Bury all such rabbits, and do not eat them."

Thanks dude, I'm surprised how many people (hunting rabbits) have never heard of tularemia. I always wear gloves when cleaning, but so far no swollen or striped livers.

 

[Handgun]

I've read a sign of sickness is laziness. I don't eat the lazy ones...

 

[8SteelTown]

I've read a sign of sickness is laziness. I don't eat the lazy ones...

I've read that as well... If they aren't a challenge to kill, there's a reason...

 

[D16hunter]

I'm ready to wack the crap out of the bunnies tomorrow I'm so damn excited


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[Handgun]

YouTube - Ozzie Fudd, The Wabbit Slayer

 

[NBK]

I'm ready to wack the crap out of the bunnies tomorrow I'm so damn excited


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Tear em' up D16hunter. And don't forget to take pictures!

 

[ilovesprig]

Guys,

If you filet your rabbits, you never touch the guts.......I know there's been cases of Tularemia (named after Tulane Co, Ca.), but very rare nowadays. You can use gloves too (I never have).

.http://www.google.com/url?sa=t&rct=j&q=&esrc=s&source=web&cd=2&cad=rja&uact=8&ved=0CCcQFjAB&url=http%3A%2F%2Fwww.cdc.gov%2Ftularemia%2Fstatistics%2Fyear.html&ei=XC-0U-XtF8KyyATdiYAo&usg=AFQjCNFSwZ3c6Mz5x88valzAlTUuZqIwdQ&sig2=SOVtubp_tzIkAZ0izXCfBA&bvm=bv.70138588,d.aWw