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I've eaten plenty of common cotton tails. But with wild ones you can't eat them until after the first good freeze. The "Flemish Giant" breed was originally created for meat. Our rabbit Max is a chocolate dutch:Originally Posted by RYANBROOKLYNBOSTON
This isn't him. But if you've seen one, you've seen them all. He is ~ 6 pounds, while a Flemish giant can be 30.
Do people also keep Flemish Giants as pets? Why can't you eat the wild ones until after the first good freeze?I've eaten plenty of common cotton tails. But with wild ones you can't eat them until after the first good freeze. The "Flemish Giant" breed was originally created for meat. Our rabbit Max is a chocolate dutch:
This isn't him. But if you've seen one, you've seen them all. He is ~ 6 pounds, while a Flemish giant can be 30.
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Flemish Giants are very common as pets. The first good freeze rule applies to the parasite "wolves": http://www.fieldandstream.com/answer...hat-time-year-
Interesting. Thanks!
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Where is Brigitte Bardot's outrage over THIS, huh?
When I say I dislike "religious" people, she would be one of them, the ignorant tw@t..
I've eaten plenty of common cotton tails. But with wild ones you can't eat them until after the first good freeze. The "Flemish Giant" breed was originally created for meat. Our rabbit Max is a chocolate dutch:
This isn't him. But if you've seen one, you've seen them all. He is ~ 6 pounds, while a Flemish giant can be 30.
You know, I've never asked. It's usually just delicious.
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Ooooh thats a winner right there.
No black pudding?
Nah. I'll eat it but I don't buy it. The only other addition could be mini rosti (better than hash brown imo).
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