Kaya

why not just butcher the rabbits and freeze the different cuts raw - so you cook it raw and cook it once, it'll work better as you'll get less tied of the same taste / texture of meat that'll you'll get if you "boil the bunnies"... plush you can still boil up the stripped carcasses with a few onions , carrots, spuds and celery to make a great white meat / veg stock that you can freeze in beakers for easy use just my two bobs worth anyway

generally use a fly / mozzy net over the quarry to stop them becoming fly blown... am i right in thinking that most people over here in the UK use fridges now to to hang smaller prey anyway?

Hello all, I'm looking into getting into a bit of shooting, mainly rabbits and i've decided that ferrets are a bit much as i live in a flat and i'm pretty sure that the neighbors don't want ferrets in the communal garden! so I'm looking at the air rifles i want the usual really, a good all rounder that will take rabbits quick and clean. i'm pretty much used to air guns but all "springers" I'm looking at pre-charged .22 rifles as they seem the dogs for quick clean kills. so hi anyway now i'm of to to have a search around the forum