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Marge
02-26-2009, 07:36 PM
We are again caring for our friend's Schnauzer Gunner (Shaka's good buddy). He delights in chasing the desert cottontails so we make sure he is wearing his collar with his clanging/noisy tags attached.

Upon waking I went to open the patio door to let him in the backyard. In my sleepy haze I forgot to bang on the glass to give the rabbits a head start escape. One small bun was about 10 feet from the door and chaos commenced...the chase was on. Around the patio, up and around the firepit, down to the patio and around the BarBQ, then through to the far side and back to the pool and around the pool...then SPLASH. I'm thinking "Oh no, I'm gonna have to pull a bunny out of the pool." THEN, more splashing...as the bun surfaces, all four legs moving 128 mph and RUNNING across the top of the water, seven more feet and jumping out the other side.

The bun dashes toward the bunny escape hole under the fence but Gunner catches up and gets a rear leg. I'm screaming "No Gunner, No Gunner", Wiley's screaming from the other side of the house "You OK?" :rolleyes: I smack Gunner's butt and he lets go and the bun dives under the fence.

The bun probably had a stroke and died on the other side of the fence....I could hardly catch my breath...Gunner was prancing with pride...Wiley was still yelling "Is everything OK?"

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ddmoit
02-26-2009, 07:39 PM
"That rabbit is dynamite!" Must be kin to the one that charged Jimmy Carter's fishing boat.

RedRockTile
03-03-2009, 10:41 PM
:( Marge, next time let the dog out earlier and fry up some taters with the little snack.

Ever see a bunny fly? .... with a little help from a 55 grain ballistic tip screaming out of a .243. :D

Marge
03-03-2009, 10:45 PM
Juan.......

where's that "smack ya around" smiley?

:)

RedRockTile
03-03-2009, 10:47 PM
:deadhorse:whip:


Is that close enough ????

Shooter
03-03-2009, 11:35 PM
Marge, in defense of Juan, rabbit is a fine meal. :nod:

ddmoit
03-05-2009, 02:37 PM
Never tried rabbit myself, but I remember an article I read years ago that claimed that the only reason we all don't eat rabbit on a regular basis is because of Bugs Bunny and the Easter Bunny. In other words, public perception was the only roadblock.

I guess I'll have to try some and find out.

sdaniels7114
03-05-2009, 03:14 PM
Does the Porterhouse part of the Rabbit taste as good as the Porterhouse part of a Cow? Not likely imo

java
03-05-2009, 07:02 PM
When I was in the Army they served rabbit at least once a month.