Yes, I find this funny

[blue65coupe]

http://hickory.craigslist.org/for/2582900187.html

We have 9, 2 month old rabbits for sell. The mother is a New Zealand and the father is a Californian. The weight of the average adult is between 12 to 15 pounds. These make great fryers or pets.

[6t6red]

Tastes like chicken....

[silverblueBP]

I had chicken once that tasted like rabbit!

[AtlantaSteve]

Flagged for Removal?  Ridiculous.  I've had rabbit several times, and it is a tasty animal.

[Ponyman66]

Obviously ya'll are fellow members of PETA (People Eating Tasty Animals)!

[TB350]

If God didn't want us eating animals, he wouldn't have made them out of food!!

[DougG69]

If God didn't want us eating animals, he wouldn't have made them out of food!!

I like animals as much as the next guy, but a man's gotta eat!

[Flysure1]

I actually have a frozen dressed(that means innards removed) tame meat rabbit in my freezer as I type. My father-in-law raises a few to eat and sell---they are over 10 bucks each and they are pretty good eating.

[KBMWRS]

Rabbits are just cats with longer ears.

[6t6red]

Rabbits are just cats with longer ears.

awwwwwh, nevermind.  Wrong forum for my reply.

[tarafied1]

Rabbits are just cats with longer ears.

maybe but Rabbits taste better

[AtlantaSteve]

maybe but Rabbits taste better

That's one assertion I never intend to verify.

[jims6t6]

That's one assertion I never intend to verify.

+ 1

[blue65coupe]

If you've ever ate Chinese you know what cat tastes like.  If you've ever ate.................nevermind.

[6t6red]

If you've ever ate Chinese you know what cat tastes like.  If you've ever ate.................nevermind.

My favorite is General Tso cat chunks with rice.

[TB350]

[RustyRed]

Eaten rabbit plenty of times but not in a long time.

When I was a kid, we used to go into the woods and kill them with our pellet riffles.  We'd bring them home and skin them and get Mom to fry them for us.

[opentrackerSteve]

When I was a Boy Scout, my Scout Master had a rabbit ranch and we'd slow cook them on a spit on campouts. Yum!

[Ponyman66]

Almost ironic Steve. The first one I ever ate was at the scout masters house. That baby was live and kickin' one minute, POP to the head in the backyard, skinned it out and butchered it. That was followed by a roll in some flour and plop into a hot pan of grease.......mmmmmm. Of course we washed it down with Jack and Coke! I had a really cool scout master! LOL

[guruatbol]

Cat tastes like chicken.  Chicken tastes like rabbit.

My uncle used to provide for his family, (5 kids) with a huge garden, rabbits and lots of fruit trees.  They did buy other meat with the money they got for selling some of the rabbits, but rabbit was on the table much of the time.

When I was a kid we used to go to grand central market in down town LA and get fresh rabbit.

I am planning a rabbit farm of sorts on my property.  I'm going to raise chickens too, so we will have multiple protein sources.

Mel

[Flysure1]

Cat tastes like chicken.  Chicken tastes like rabbit.

My uncle used to provide for his family, (5 kids) with a huge garden, rabbits and lots of fruit trees.  They did buy other meat with the money they got for selling some of the rabbits, but rabbit was on the table much of the time.

When I was a kid we used to go to grand central market in down town LA and get fresh rabbit.

I am planning a rabbit farm of sorts on my property.  I'm going to raise chickens too, so we will have multiple protein sources.

Mel

My Mom used to tell me that raising/eating/selling or trading rabbits was what helped their family survive during the "depression".
There was no welfare or food stamps, and there were 7 kids to feed.

[66gt350]

[silverblueBP]

Classic!

[Horseplay]

When I was a teenager, living in a rural area, I used to kill rabbits with my bow all the time. Never ate them, though. Just tossed 'em to the barn cats and let them have at it. I was always told that there was a season(s?) of the year that wild rabbit was dangerous to eat due to some kind of disease or something. Didn't really care. I just liked the challenge of hitting a moving rabbit with an arrow.

[Gigantopithecus]

I heard that too back when I hunted with my dad and grandfather.  It's been ages since I even thought about it, but it had something to do with some kind of parasite.  I remember seeing rabbits and a few of our mouse control cats get some kind of insect larva that would be buried into the skin. 
Maybe that's just around here.  Not really sure.  I haven't hunted since I was a teen.


Edit:
After a bit of searching, I found it. Warbles(but my folks called it wolves)  It's a species of bot fly around here.  The larvae show up July-October.