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Post by GB 23rd July 2011, 12:40 am

As the new Head Bunny Basher at 4 H, I am now in charge of the meat rabbit project. We are allowed to sell them live ONLY but once they are owned I can do a private deal with the new owner to turn it into meat. As a personal service kind of thing.

Rules eh? Blardy stupid Rolling Eyes

But my question is, how much should/might/does one charge for turning a large rabbit into meat?
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Post by Kristy lee 23rd July 2011, 12:53 am

No help here sorry, it's not even legal to keep rabbits in the state i live in:cry:
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Post by GB 25th July 2011, 8:31 pm

Kristy lee wrote:No help here sorry, it's not even legal to keep rabbits in the state i live in😢



Not even "pets"?



It seems round here a fiver is mostly what is charged per bunny. Thats not bad for an easy job like that one Very Happy
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Post by Kristy lee 25th July 2011, 10:54 pm

especially as pets. It's about a $1000 fine if you hv a rabbit as a pet here. They are regardedas pests. In the state i grew up with though they were everywhere
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Post by Dandelion 26th July 2011, 8:17 pm

I've watched 'Rabbit Proof Fence' (good film) showing the vast expanse of fence which was constructed to keep rabbits out in Oz
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Post by Jaded Green 26th July 2011, 9:53 pm

I thought of "Rabbit proof fence" when I read Kristy Lee's post. Very Happy

Rabbits were introduced to Oz by Captain Cook or similar weren't they and are the equivalent of Japanese knotweed to our back gardens
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