Wanted for questioning...

/I warned ya

MMMmmmmmhhhh..... Rabbit.

Duck season

They aren't rabbits, they're Esquilaxes. A horse with the head of rabbit and.....the body...uh...of a rabbit.

Good, good. All is going as General Woundwort has foreseen.

Captain Couscous: MMMmmmmmhhhh..... Rabbit.

The most important thing is having the right tool for the job.

/I reccomend a 20 gauge.

maddogdelta

Came here for that reference...well done, Gromit!

Time to bring in an exterminator

/hot like white vegetables

LesserEvil: Not impressed.

Yes, but to be fair, it's very hard to impress McCoy.

It's NEVER lepus!!

came for the rabbit dinner

left satisfied

This is why you need a strong fascist dictator-warrior bunny to hand out the does and kill rebels. Keeps the population under control.

OM NOM NOM

Curried Rabbit
4 cups diced, cooked rabbit
2 10 oz cans mushroom soup 1 cup mayonnaise
1/2 cup commercial sour cream 2 teaspoons lemon juice
2 Tablespoons melted butter 1 teaspoon curry power
3/4 cup toasted, buttered bread crumbs 2/3 cup shredded sharp Cheddar Cheese
Combine all ingredients except bread crumbs and cheese, spoon into buttered 3-quart casserole. Top with bread crumbs, then cheese. Bake at 350 degrees for 20 minutes or until cheese melts and sauce is bubbly.

Fried Rabbit-1
1 rabbit garlic to taste 1 hot pepper
Clean and cut rabbit into pieces. Boil in water with pepper and garlic. After boiling rabbit drain. Dip rabbit into beaten egg. Roll in flour and deep fry. Taste like chicken.

Fried Rabbit-2
METHOD: Wash rabbit (skinned and dressed) with acidulated water. Then soak in tepid water for 10 minutes. Place rabbit in boiling water, boil 10 minutes and drain. Cool and cut into joints. Dip each piece into beaten egg, then in bread crumbs, season with salt and pepper. Sauté in shortening, cooking until tender. Thicken the gravy in pan with flour, blend with milk or cream to make a milk gravy, boil it up once, season with salt and pepper, serve with the fried rabbit. Garnish with sliced lemon.

Hasenpfeffer
Makes four (04) servings
1 Rabbit, cut into pieces 2 tbsp. olive oil
1 Bay leaf, crumbled 1 Garlic clove, chopped
1 Spice clove 2 tbsp. Bacon, diced
2 Small carrots, chopped 2 cups mushrooms
1/2 cup Vinegar 1 1/2 cup Water
1 cup Sour cream
Heat vegetable oil in sauce pan. When hot, add leaf, garlic clove, spice clove, bacon, carrots and mushrooms. Add rabbit and simmer until browned. Pour solution of 1/2 cup vinegar, mixed with 1 to 1-1/2 cups water over meat. Cover pan and simmer until tender. Before removing pan from heat, add sour cream stirring to blend. Serve hot with dumplings or large noodles.

Italian Rabbiatcheese Bake...

you get the idea

more at: http://www.beaglesunlimited.com/beaglinginfo_hare-rabbitrecipes.htm

Summon Keehar!

Give my dog 24 hours and that town will be clear of all varmits.

"Psst--Night of the Lepus, pass it on!"

Great throwback reference...

Haven't seen that movie since I was 8 or 9...something like that.

Man I tried rabbit, blech!

IT'S NOT LEPUS

This happened in a small town in Idaho called Mud Lake in the late 70's.

Made national and international news when it was revealed that there were so many rabbits that they were killing them with baseball bats and golf clubs.

It ended when there was a big round-up. They chased the rabbits into a big trench and filled it with Carbon Monoxide gas.

I'm planning to move out of London in the next year. One of the things I'm looking forward to is getting a nice air rifle and a shotgun and bagging a few wood pigeons and rabbits.

weiserfireman: This happened in a small town in Idaho called Mud Lake in the late 70's.

Made national and international news when it was revealed that there were so many rabbits that they were killing them with baseball bats and golf clubs.

It ended when there was a big round-up. They chased the rabbits into a big trench and filled it with Carbon Monoxide gas.

Ah, I remember the Bunny Bop just like it was yesterday. Never heard of the CO gassing, although. Most of the farmers that I knew of placed chicken wire fences around their haystacks and would leave them open at night. Several hours later, they would close the gates, pick the favorite weapon (golf clubs, baseball bats, pitchforks, etc) and go to work.

weiserfireman: This happened in a small town in Idaho called Mud Lake in the late 70's.

It also happened in the early 90s.

weiserfireman: Idaho called Mud Lake

I was SO ready to call BS on this, but whatddya know:

Tis True! (new window)

Have them run power to the railroad tracks

This would actually improve Aberdeen.

I guess its just me.

I saw this when I was a tot. So, it takes place in my home town. And we are LOUSY with rabbits. And I guess I couldn't really seperate fiction from reality or something, cause that dumb ass movie TERRIFIED me !
I wouldn't even let my mom hang a Hummel picture on my wall with a cute little bunneh on it.
Perhaps I am just a moron.

Rabbit au gratin de gelatin under tooled leather. Oh, drool, drool.

If only there were these things we call "guns" in Australia to address the problem.....

For "Night of the Lepus" ref, I love you Subby

Thoreau Like A Girl: /hot like white vegetables

And for "Bunnicula" I love you!

Land mines?

I found this site (Link) years ago. It looks like they haven't updated it since but it's worth looking at.

Mayor James Carter to resign.

weiserfireman: This happened in a small town in Idaho called Mud Lake in the late 70's.

I remember someone made up a charming little song about this that played on the radio for a while:

Why is the snow
Red in Boise, Idaho?
They're killing little bunnies
Doncha know?
They say it makes
The farmers' gardens grow
Oh oh oh oh oh oh...

I have no idea why I remember that.

/won't be ignored

Night of the Lepus is the movie playing in the Oracle's house in the Matrix. I bought it on Ebay the day after the Matrix hit the theater.