meat mincers ?

[SMOGGY 34]

Just wondering if any one can help me, I'm thinking about buying a mincer like the one underneath, for mincing rabbits for my lurcher,

 

When i lived on a farm we just fed the rabbits to the dogs as they were, but now i live in town it's not quite as acceptable,

 

so i thought of a mincer, are they any good? will fur and bone go through ok? what they like to use?

 

or is it just a bad idea?

 

any comments gratefully recieved

 

Smoggy

 

[Guest Ditch_Shitter]

Bad idea.

 

What's living in a town got to do with how ye feed ye Dogs, mate? Who deems ye way of life " Unacceptable " ?

[SMOGGY 34]

Bad idea.

 

What's living in a town got to do with how ye feed ye Dogs, mate? Who deems ye way of life " Unacceptable " ?

 

 

It just having half eaten rabbits in the back yard were the kids are playing, and the smell as well, now summer is coming.

 

just wanted something a bit cleaner and more practical

[Rabbithunter 456]

i think you will find mincing full rabbits with that a bit of a tedious task.... Your better buying an electric powered commercial mincer

[SMOGGY 34]

i think you will find mincing full rabbits with that a bit of a tedious task.... Your better buying an electric powered commercial mincer

 

 

cheers Rh, I might look one up.

[rogue 9]

Just wondering if any one can help me, I'm thinking about buying a mincer like the one underneath, for mincing rabbits for my lurcher,

 

When i lived on a farm we just fed the rabbits to the dogs as they were, but now i live in town it's not quite as acceptable,

 

so i thought of a mincer, are they any good? will fur and bone go through ok? what they like to use?

 

or is it just a bad idea?

 

any comments gratefully recieved

 

Smoggy

 

 

 

Seems like a good idea to me mate i wouldnt mind one my self, where are

you buying it from?

[SMOGGY 34]

Just wondering if any one can help me, I'm thinking about buying a mincer like the one underneath, for mincing rabbits for my lurcher,

 

When i lived on a farm we just fed the rabbits to the dogs as they were, but now i live in town it's not quite as acceptable,

 

so i thought of a mincer, are they any good? will fur and bone go through ok? what they like to use?

 

or is it just a bad idea?

 

any comments gratefully recieved

 

Smoggy

 

 

 

Seems like a good idea to me mate i wouldnt mind one my self, where are

you buying it from?

 

 

The one pictured is on bushwear website, google "bushwear mincer" it's £20, but i still need convincing it can do the job.

[Little Butch 16]

Your back jimbob

Butch

[shepp 2,285]

I got my hand mincer from Northern Tool, bit dearer than that but really does the business.

Rabbits and chickens, bones and all go through it no problem.

I heard its not a good idea to put fur threw.

Shepp

[SMOGGY 34]

I got my hand mincer from Northern Tool, bit dearer than that but really does the business.

Rabbits and chickens, bones and all go through it no problem.

I heard its not a good idea to put fur threw.

Shepp

 

cheer shepp,

 

comments taken on board

[Guest Rabbiteer]

 

All the best,

 

Rabbiteer

[SMOGGY 34]

 

All the best,

 

Rabbiteer

 

 

Your the man, Rabbiteer

cheers for that, all the best

smoggy

[Guest Ditch_Shitter]

It just having half eaten rabbits in the back yard were the kids are playing, and the smell as well, now summer is coming.

 

just wanted something a bit cleaner and more practical

 

 

How about ye feed only what the Dogs will get down their necks in short order. Then pick up anything they, by some miracle, manage to leave?

 

I feed raw flesh and bone to my lot, in my compound - which is simply my 'garden', only so f*cking big I haven't seen parts of it yet this year. But I find each Dog likes their own spot to eat. It's not like they scatter it everywhere. They EAT it.

 

I pick up their shit too. Summer, winter, what ever. I'd feel no fear for the risk of a childs health on my ground. I smell nothing untoward out there either. I live in the countryside. But, when I lived in an inner city, with a postage stamp for a garden, I did exactly the same thing. So, ye see? One can work the same process either way.

 

I tried mincing their meat for them, once. Sort of thing ye looking at there? It's a hell of a chore. Ye have to strip it down and wash it free of detritus every time. It'll ruin what ever surface ye try to screw it to, tight enough that it doesn't come away in mid operation. And, if ye stick at it - or pay hundreds for a proper, electrical one? It'll still need stripping and cleaning - as will ye Dogs teeth. Quite simply, ye making a rod for ye own back by going down the route ye seem so determined to follow.

 

I'm not trying to dictate how ye live ye new life - neighbours and the council will soon be doing that! I'm just offering a suggestion or two from personal experience. I find I'd sooner wander about with a plastic bag and pick up behind my Dogs, out in the evening air, for five minutes. Rather than slave in the kitchen for almost an hour. cursing and shouting. Then have my Dogs teeth turn brown.

 

Anyway, see how ye get on

[SMOGGY 34]

I know where your coming from ditch, but I can only see hassle a head with part carcasses in the back garden, it was bad enough when my ferret escaped, the neighbours weren't impressed, but for twenty quid i may give it ago,and see what happens, some lads obviously do use them which is what i wanted to know, and if it doesn't work out, it'll be back to your way

 

cheer ditch

 

regards smoggy

[shepp 2,285]

Mines the same as rabbiteers