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Coming home from the Renmark Tower Tavern staff party 2night, I ran over a nice sized bunny. Only squashed its head, no body bruising. Already skun and dressed by Dave and in the fridge, and should be nice in a camp oven over Christmas. Yummy!!! Like this wild tucker. Couldn't believe how many bunnies were about 2nite. Looks like the Calisci(can't remember how to spell that), isn't working too well round here?? Cheers Cheryl
 
good one
however if Calisci is what i think it is (rabbit poison?) and you know its being distributed in your area, i would be a little hesitant about eating it for xmas dinner..... ever.....
 
I'm with you angelrose. It's just not worth the risk.
 
No, no! Calisci is an introduced Virus, that is s'posed to kill off all the rabbits. It's not a poison. I guess its like Mixamotosis(another introduced virus - not sure of that spelling either) Anyway, neither of those viruses can hurt humans, just the Bunnies!
 
Urk no thanks,i'll stick to good old ham and turkey from the butchers....no road kill for food for this little black duck!
 
Browns, I only ran over its head. It's still good tucker. If Id run over the body it would have stayed on the road. We bushies know what's good and what is not eh? Good night, off to dreamworld now. Nite.
 
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There seems to be a lot more rabbits here than usual.
One thing that makes me laugh is that people won't eat rabbit cause of calicivirus or mixi, do they think that cows don't get viruses?
 
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hey all

thier is nothin wrong with road kill as long as the meat is not spoiled then its alright
 
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farmdog said:
hey all

thier is nothin wrong with road kill as long as the meat is not spoiled then its alright
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I'm in shock with this thread :lol: Not too often I've ever accidently run over something and thought of eating it! Oh there was a silky terrier once :lol: Thought he would have gone down like a treat on the Weber :twisted: :lol:
 
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I'm in shock with this thread Not too often I've ever accidently run over something and thought of eating it! Oh there was a silky terrier once Thought he would have gone down like a treat on the Weber
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silkys got too many small bones!? :twisted:
 
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farmdog said:
hey all

thier is nothin wrong with road kill as long as the meat is not spoiled then its alright
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LOl, fire up the pan ma, i git us a another speedhump possum, yeeha!
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No splintered bones LOL! Dave cut off the head. A really nice sized little bunny. Dave will use his culinary expertise and make some really nice Kentucky Fried Rabbit.
 
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Urk no thanks,i'll stick to good old ham and turkey from the butchers....no road kill for food for this little black duck!
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I am with you on this one Browns. Although I have had wild animals before I much prefer going to the butcher and buying a steak than trying to run over a cow......LOL
 
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