What the heck!!!

[Gunnyart]

So if your names not Herb you don't have to fear them?

rim shot

[S-3 Ranch]

I am a equal opportunity eater
Cottontail
Jackrabbit
Swamp rabbit
Hares
Squirrel
All braised then ether fried or grilled and some times put in a crockpot
Easter is coming up and free bunnies needing a new home taste great

[txhunter007]

I have heard of that as well. Pretty sure it was an old wives tale.

[PondPopper]

Fake news.... They are grass/browse eaters..
The only thing that eats more grass than a jack rabbit is a goat..
They are bad eating just a little stringy and can be tough..

[BigThicketBoy]

Lmao. And sweep the evil away. Lol.

And owls are witch's

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[awry]

Easter is coming up and free bunnies needing a new home taste great

Absolutely

[muzzlebrake]

All doe rabbits will occasionally eat their young. Usually because they are lacking in a certain nutrient. My dad raised checkered giants to eat and would always feed the doe a slice of raw bacon a couple of days before she had babies. Sometimes they eat the bacon and sometimes not but if they ate the bacon 99.9% of the time the babies were safe. One checkered giant fryer will feed a large family. They weigh in about 8 lbs at 2/3 grown.

As for eating wild rabbit, there ain't nuttin better than 1/2 grown jackrabbits off an alfalfa field. Back and hind legs are all you need fried like Sunday chicken with mashed taters n gravy. The meat is sweet and tender, the other white meat.