Rick, a few of the guys around here have one. They cook some good meat. Its not "Q" but is good food. Tender and moist. My Mexican friends cook in a hole. Made in the ground lined with bricks, fire on top of a steel lid. They do wonders with a goat or pork butt. CF:)
ChileFarmer wrote:Janie, we doing OK. Still very little rain, cool weather, crops look like crap.
But I still have more blessings than one could ever ask for.
That rabbit is something else. Tell me again what kinda grass you been feeding him. LOL CF:)
But I still have more blessings than one could ever ask for.
That rabbit is something else. Tell me again what kinda grass you been feeding him. LOL CF:)
As I type this the rabbit is trying to figure out a way to get under the blanket on the floor where the dog is hiding. I would love to borrow a big flemish giant rabbit from someone just long enough to show it to the dog lol. Flemish Giant bunnies get huge. Couldnt you just see the poor dog take one look at the giant bunny and start dragging his little dog bed towards the door to run away from home lol.
jglass wrote:As I type this the rabbit is trying to figure out a way to get under the blanket on the floor where the dog is hiding. I would love to borrow a big flemish giant rabbit from someone just long enough to show it to the dog lol. Flemish Giant bunnies get huge. Couldnt you just see the poor dog take one look at the giant bunny and start dragging his little dog bed towards the door to run away from home lol.
shame, shame, shame on you - and I wouldn't blame him if he left his dog bed behind!
that poor dog - with an attack rabbit going after him - I feel sorry for him
LOL
I would buy the biggest stuffed bunny I could and put it in his dogbed---
see what he does then!
In my garden I had a tall standing brown rabbit statue and I had the usual sitting bunny near it and several baby bunnies - really cute - and we have a lot of wild bunnies here - well one thought he was at home in my garden - he used to stand in front of the standing bunny statue and sniff its nose - that dang rabbit ate all my velvety roses too - but he soon disappeared - that little fatty ended up in someone's pot for dinner (that's how they are around here - rabbits, ducks, wild turkey, or an occasional deer meet their demise in the front yards - sick people)
Mama Mangia wrote:- but he soon disappeared - that little fatty ended up in someone's pot for dinner (that's how they are around here - rabbits, ducks, wild turkey, or an occasional deer meet their demise in the front yards - sick people)
Are you going to send us that recipe Mama? We know who's pot "little fatty" ended up in, don't we? :rolleyes:
not mine - that's for sure - we don't eat rabbit
around here we have a couple neighbors that catch anything - including birds and eat them - no duck, squirrel, wild turkey, wild rabbit, bird is safe - the kid across the street had a bunny and it disppeared mysteriously out of its cage - another neighbor took it - and it has never been seen since
i swear you have to keep an eye on your kids as well - I don't trust anyone around here - strange people
around here we have a couple neighbors that catch anything - including birds and eat them - no duck, squirrel, wild turkey, wild rabbit, bird is safe - the kid across the street had a bunny and it disppeared mysteriously out of its cage - another neighbor took it - and it has never been seen since
i swear you have to keep an eye on your kids as well - I don't trust anyone around here - strange people