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Rabbits that I See

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    Posted: 12 hours 52 minutes ago at 4:41am
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Those would look good in my fry pan, when the weather cools down. 
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Originally posted by jdeere562 jdeere562 wrote:

Those would look good in my fry pan, when the weather cools down. 

Be sure to fry them long and hot with plenty of hog lard; else, you will die from one of those rabbit diseases that you can't even pronounce.

I have never tried it; but, the Walmart over in the next county has rabbit meat in the meat department.

A couple years ago, I was standing in the loading dock of the local feed-mill, the one my grandfather built during the Korean War, and a very long dual-tandem flatbed gooseneck went by going East on KY80 with untelling how many head of great big white rabbits in coops that looked just like those old-timey chicken coops, the ones with the wood dowel sides.

The coops were stacked four deep and as long and as wide as the trailer would allow; and, the rabbits were crammed in the coops pretty tight.
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