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stickbender:

     Yeah, they do have that going for them.  But yeah, you can eat them, just cook them well!  :P I have killed plenty when I was a kid, and they all had tape worms, and wolves.  Speaking of Wolves, and tape worms, the wolves in Montana are infected with a weird strain of tape worms, and can be contracted by other animals, including humans, just through breathing in the microscopic eggs.  They can be fatal! :o  They are not your typical tape worms.  Wolf Hydatid Disease.  Nasty stuff.  Anyway, our bunnies, are transport for tapeworms, and wolves.  ::) If you are good enough you can just shoot the wolves out of the bunny, without hurting the bunny! :o  The tape worm will be a bit different.  But you have fish bait there! ;D

                                                                                     Wayne

aero86:
so theres an article about this in the new magazine out!  thanks PA!  haha

recurve shooter:

--- Quote from: stickbender on April 04, 2010, 02:56:26 am ---
If you are good enough you can just shoot the wolves out of the bunny, without hurting the bunny! :o 

--- End quote ---

lol with my new .17 hmr that might actually be a possibility.  :P
yeah the bunnys get some nasty varmits living in them.

donnieonetrack:
Here in Florida I don't hunt rabbits in the summer due to the worms, squirrels also get the botfly larve and roll around in the yard during the summer. 

Some times you can't see the botfliy larve, they are under the legs.

Just eat around the flies/worms ;D,

Don

aero86:
skin, gut, roast whole then?

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