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Re: edible stuff from the bush

Postby Son of a Beach » Tue 19 Jul, 2011 10:52 am

I'm led to believe that Mixomitosis doesn't affect humans.
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Re: edible stuff from the bush

Postby gayet » Tue 19 Jul, 2011 11:52 am

I don't know. I do recall the cats never getting near a bunny that had messy eyes. But Dad rarely brought those home. And mother would not consider feeding the family rabbit under any circumstances. You would have to be desperate to eat them when they were at that stage - very miserable looking things.
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Re: edible stuff from the bush

Postby John Sheridan » Tue 19 Jul, 2011 12:31 pm

Forgot about ducks, yums, not sure how to catch them though. Nothing wrong with the ducks, right :(

If you thoroughly cook rabbit mean does that not kill all the bad stuff, or have we screwed rabbit meat in this country L=?


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Re: edible stuff from the bush

Postby taswegian » Sun 24 Jul, 2011 6:31 pm

John I would not eat a rabbit that had a hint of mixo. Weepy eyes or drousy look - leave them alone I'd say.
That's not an answer based on science - just personal preference.
Milky does aren't on my eat list either, but they ought be safe to eat.
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