Anyone know about these #rabbits? They are all over the place here. I know rabbits are part of some #homesteading and I'm wondering if these guys could be useful. #grownostr

Anyone know about these #rabbits? They are all over the place here. I know rabbits are part of some #homesteading and I'm wondering if these guys could be useful. #grownostr

They would work in a pinch, but rabbits raised for meat are larger, grow quicker and taste way better. If you are hungry and need some protein the one in the picture would work.
I assume they are wild? If so, leave em wild and use your hunting skills when you want hassenpfeffer stew
They are great at eating garden plants and young shrubs. I learned that lesson last year. π€¦π»ββοΈ
.22 survival practice targets. Then learn how best fits you to prepare them in the yard on a stick over a fire. Nail that down then supplement your dog food bowl.
Thatβs a cottontail. Not as tasty as a domestic rabbit but still good.
Domestic rabbits are all around better in the context of homesteading and sustainability.
I am biased though, Iβve spent about a decade learning things with my backyard rabbits.
He looks delicious.
And there poo can go straight on the veggie patch.
Haha. Look at the fangs!