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Hasenpfeffer #9110789 09/20/24 10:53 PM
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Not really but almost. I made smothered rabbit today for the first time.
Chopped celery, onions, mushrooms and bell peppers and cooked down. Pan browned a young rabbit in seasoned flour then added the veggies back. Covered in chicken stock and cream of mushroom soup and put in the oven for a couple hours. Served it over rice with some yellow squash.
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Just to make sure that it is done thoroughly, I go both ways.
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Wild rabbit or domestic?
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Originally Posted by 68rustbucket
Wild rabbit or domestic?

One of my niece's show rabbits.

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Just to make sure that it is done thoroughly, I go both ways.
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Originally Posted by TexFlip
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Wild rabbit or domestic?

One of my niece's show rabbits.

Nice!
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I haven’t had rabbit in years. We raised them for meat when I was a kid. I need to go find me a couple of rabbits food

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Re: Hasenpfeffer [Re: TexFlip] #9110830 09/21/24 12:15 AM
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Dag Nabbit that looks tasty food

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Good looking meal. We ate lots of rabbit growing up, we had around 24 hutches that was one of my chores to take care of. My mother had so many different ways to fix rabbit, but I think chicken fried was my favorite.
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Dang, thought that was pork steak when I was in Germany.
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I butchered a bunch of them over the years, they always looked good. The kids had looks of terror when you shopped the bunny on the head.
Food looks great!

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Do I recall correctly, harvest and eat wild rabbits only in Fall and winter months ending in "r" and "y", , Sept., Oct., Nov., Dec., Jan. and Feb. otherwise run the risk of worms in the rabbits in those warmer months. An experienced rabbit harvester and connoisseur told us this several decades back while shooting rabbits.
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Nice , looks tasty food
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Looks great !!
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Originally Posted by DQ Kid
Do I recall correctly, harvest and eat wild rabbits only in Fall and winter months ending in "r" and "y", , Sept., Oct., Nov., Dec., Jan. and Feb. otherwise run the risk of worms in the rabbits in those warmer months. An experienced rabbit harvester and connoisseur told us this several decades back while shooting rabbits.


I only shoot rabbits on days that end with a "y".

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Originally Posted by DQ Kid
Do I recall correctly, harvest and eat wild rabbits only in Fall and winter months ending in "r" and "y", , Sept., Oct., Nov., Dec., Jan. and Feb. otherwise run the risk of worms in the rabbits in those warmer months. An experienced rabbit harvester and connoisseur told us this several decades back while shooting rabbits.


I grew up on “don’t hunt rabbits in a month without an R”. That’s only 4 months you can’t eat them based on that. May-August.

They have “wolves”, which are some type of botfly larvae. Squirrels get them, too. I don’t worry about them, they tend to creep out when the body cools anyway. Still good to eat.

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Originally Posted by TexFlip
Not really but almost. I made smothered rabbit today for the first time.
Chopped celery, onions, mushrooms and bell peppers and cooked down. Pan browned a young rabbit in seasoned flour then added the veggies back. Covered in chicken stock and cream of mushroom soup and put in the oven for a couple hours. Served it over rice with some yellow squash.
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That looks really good

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That looks great!!! I can smell it from here.

We have done wild ones in a dutch oven or a crockpot

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I'd eat that!

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