Rabbits

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Rabbits took a shine to my place about 3 weeks ago. Neighbors on all sides have dogs and rabbits 2 of them now follow me around yard. Really dont want them but dont want dogs to get them. They are mostly eating yard. Have note at feed store free to good home, no bites. If we go south this winter...can they dig up their food...maybe 6 inches of snow. Couldn't find answer in rabbit type pages.

[Little_Kopit]

You said it the way I meant it.


TKX 🙂

[toedtoes]

Little Kopit wrote:
I grew up on the saying "bread like rabbits".

😉

That's a totally different thing than "breed like rabbits" 😉

[Little_Kopit]

I grew up on the saying "bread like rabbits".

😉

[Deb_and_Ed_M]

There ARE rabbit rescue groups who could help rehome them (assuming they are domestic rabbits and not simply friendly wild ones)

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Thanks folks.

[Ralph_Cramden]

toedtoes wrote:
If they are not fixed, you will come back to hundreds of rabbits. Talk to a rescue group about trapping them.

Maybe a hundred thousand even......squewy wabbits.

[toedtoes]

If they are not fixed, you will come back to hundreds of rabbits. Talk to a rescue group about trapping them.

[K_Charles]

Rabbits do taste good, the pet ones are better then the wild ones.

[donn0128]

Rabbit stew. Yummmmm

[gbopp]

Name them, get a pet crate and take them south with you. 🙂

[DutchmenSport]

Are these wild rabbits, or pet rabbits someone dumped. Regardless, a tame rabbit will eventually go wild if they are not fed by humans. Pet rabbits will most likely die in deep snow unless they have been loose for quite a while.