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We eat meat in our house
.. mostly poultry and fish but some red meats. Rabbit meat, although not a perfect protein by itself, is extremely lean and considered a healthy-heart and healthy-kidney meat.... it's fantastic for most people on dialysis. Anyway.... there are no vegans in my family
. were admittedly all unapologetic carnivores so please please please..... reserve hateful comments if you're in the PETA camp. --I made a few rabbit wringers yesterday. Heres the original, http://www.therabbitwringer.com/html/about.html. --Heres my rendition of the commercially available rabbit wringer,--MM 211Smith Tru Lite O/A set, Thanks Bob!Lincoln AC-225--But you must not change one thing, one pebble, one grain of sand, until you know what good and evil will follow on that act. The world is in balance, in Equilibrium- Ursula K. Le Guin
Reply:Heres another guys version if anyones interested,----Heres how its used (dont watch if youre squeamish),----Heres my copy of the man in the YouTubes rabbit wringer,----I used a mini-torch for the 1st time in my life!!! What fun!!! Anyway, I noticed there are a few other people here who raise livestock and a few others interested in learning how a rabbit wringer works so hope this helps.MM 211Smith Tru Lite O/A set, Thanks Bob!Lincoln AC-225--But you must not change one thing, one pebble, one grain of sand, until you know what good and evil will follow on that act. The world is in balance, in Equilibrium- Ursula K. Le Guin
Reply:Watch out for those little rabbits..."USMCPOP" First-born son: KIA Iraq 1/26/05Syncrowave 250 w/ Coolmate 3Dialarc 250, Idealarc 250SP-175 +Firepower TIG 160S (gave the TA 161 STL to the son)Lincwelder AC180C (1952)Victor & Smith O/A torchesMiller spot welder
Reply:Dayum! I couldn't do that. I'm a carnivore also but I do my hunting at the Piggly Wiggly.
Reply:I keep up to 80 rabbits at a time and I had an original wringer but could never get used to it, it works good on docile rabbits but mine don't get petted ( to many ) . They didn't like me putting there heads in it and started kicking, I went back to the 1 inch rebar to the back of the head trick, just as fast, dead is dead. Bet yours was cheaper to make, although the original is stainless. Hope it works great for yaMiller 252 Mig w/Spool GunMiller Dynasty 350 TigMiller 225 AC-DC StickMiller Spectrum 875 PlasmaOxy/Acet.
Reply:Hey thank you for sharing Equilibrium excellent ideas.Ranger 250 thick stuffHobart Handler 140 not thick stuffthe pane and oxy setup
Reply:Whats wrong with peta?PeopleEatingTastyAnimals....No government ever voluntarily reduces itself in size. Government programs, once launched, never disappear. Actually, a government bureau is the nearest thing to eternal life we'll ever see on this earth! Ronald Reagan
Reply:Got ketchup?
Reply:Originally Posted by DSWWhats wrong with peta?PeopleEatingTastyAnimals...
Reply:Our hogs comes back from the butcher fairly soon. Time to start making space in the freezer again for this years 100 lbs of fresh pork..No government ever voluntarily reduces itself in size. Government programs, once launched, never disappear. Actually, a government bureau is the nearest thing to eternal life we'll ever see on this earth! Ronald Reagan
Reply:Notsooldordum> My husband will bust a gut when he watches that YouTube. --hvw> I can't either so don't feel bad. I use a .22 when a predator gets to one of my animals and leaves them in rough shape. I know they're dead and put out of their misery when I kill them that way because my aim's pretty good. On meat rabbits and chickens.... my friends use the wringers or cones and they come over and take care of mine for me since... I just don't have it in me to kill a healthy animal even if it was raised humanely for food. --missfire> 80 is an awful lot of rabbits. I only have 4 does and 2 bucks and pretty much only breed my females once a year. I usually get a few kits per litter that are show quality and I give those away to kids.... the rest go to freezer camp. I can't imagine having 80. There's no way I'd be able to handle that many.--KineticWeldingServic> missfire has a point.... if the rabbits haven't been handled at all.... you'd probably be back to square one wearing leather gloves or.... killing it with a .22. --gxbxc> "Got ketchup?" Tee he. Just an FYI.... rabbit can be barbecued and substituted for any recipe calling for chicken. --DSW and BD1> Y'all need to expand your palate and try some rabbit. MM 211Smith Tru Lite O/A set, Thanks Bob!Lincoln AC-225--But you must not change one thing, one pebble, one grain of sand, until you know what good and evil will follow on that act. The world is in balance, in Equilibrium- Ursula K. Le Guin
Reply:I've had rabbit several times. I badgered my mom plenty of times to make hassenpheffer for me as a kid. She did it, but not often because the rest of the family wasn't all that keen on it. I've also hand killed live rabbits to eat when camping ( survival classes in scouts). They'd had you a live rabbit or possibly a chicken and tell you to have at it. Quick whack with the hand to the back of the neck, then on to skinning and cooking..No government ever voluntarily reduces itself in size. Government programs, once launched, never disappear. Actually, a government bureau is the nearest thing to eternal life we'll ever see on this earth! Ronald Reagan
Reply:Interesting project and nice work. Thanks for sharing. Im too squeamish for it. My favorite meal is steak and eggs with hashbrowns. The protein in the eggs helps break down the steak and the hashbrowns emulsifies it all IMO.About the rabbit protein; I think the hi protein can lead to poisoning if you eat rabbits more than 30 days in a row. I have cotton tails and jack rabbits running thru here daily. Are they good eating? I think the jack rabbits would be tough eating as they are so bad a$$ , you can shoot them with a 45 and they keep running.
Reply:Personally, I too cannot bring myself to kill a healthy animal. Some day I'd like to try living in the wilderness and force myself to start hunting, but until then not slaughtering = not eating meat for me. Anyway... nice build. I can always appreciate a simple homemade tool.
Reply:Originally Posted by hockeyteethPersonally, I too cannot bring myself to kill a healthy animal. Some day I'd like to try living in the wilderness and force myself to start hunting, but until then not slaughtering = not eating meat for me. Anyway... nice build. I can always appreciate a simple homemade tool.
Reply:I primed them and painted them. They look "finished" now. I used Rustoleum's hammered gray spray-on enamel for metal. I was expecting more of a "hammered" look than what I ended up with. ----Insanderide> "About the rabbit protein; I think the hi protein can lead to poisoning if you eat rabbits more than 30 days in a row." I don't know why the repeated references to rabbit or caribou "poisoning"; http://deepblue.lib.umich.edu/bitstr...68/0000711.pdf and more importantly, http:/jn.nutrition.org/content/130/4/886.full.pdf. --hockeyteeth> I 'spose I should clarify... I haven't been able to kill anything I've raised or any animals my friends have raised. I did recently find I had it in me to kill animals I've raised that have been left half alive by hawks.... I couldn't take the suffering until my better half came home from work and I have been killing European Starlings and English House sparrows with an air gun for several years using non-lead pellets.... they have an evolutionary advantage over our native cavity nesters like screech owls, blue birds, and purple martins. English House sparrows.... just like a house cat.... are hardwired to kill.... it's how they survive back in their European homeland. Anywhooo... I honestly think that people like you and me... would be able to kill a healthy animal if we were backed into a corner and there was no Piggly Wiggley (sp?) around the corner. --7A749> The Boy Scouts are getting run through the mill.... they're being attacked from every direction it seems this day. So far 4H programming is being left alone which is a good thing. --"Once we move out of town, we plan to have hens, possibly some pigs and a cow or two." We're planning on moving out of town too. No pigs or cows in our retirement plans but perhaps a dairy goat or two so we'll be able to live comfortably on a fixed income. Learning how to grow more of our own food, put it up, and how to save seed to help us out at the check out line at the grocery store has more of a learning curve to it than raising livestock. Something you might want to keep in the back of your mind if you're planning on cutting living expenses by reducing your dependency on the grid. --docwelder> I'm pretty sure you're selling yourself short if you can blast a "pesky" squirrel off your bird feeders. You wouldn't starve and neither would I.... we're animals.... we have the very same habitat requirements as bears, birds, bass, and bees. We need food, water, cover, and a clean/safe place to raise our young. If the proverbial sh!t ever hits the fan as some claim is inevitable... there won't be many rabbits, coyotes, stray cats, dogs, horses, pigeons, or "pesky" squirrels around.... you, me, and and 300 million + other skeletons will have found it in us to kill them.MM 211Smith Tru Lite O/A set, Thanks Bob!Lincoln AC-225--But you must not change one thing, one pebble, one grain of sand, until you know what good and evil will follow on that act. The world is in balance, in Equilibrium- Ursula K. Le Guin
Reply:Let me get up on my soap box for a minute . The boy scout were a chartered group , and as such were allowed to copy military uniforms and training . I just saw a book on flea bay(I was out bid )titled ranger training for boy scout. today they have been attacked by every group with a grevance . first feminist, over no women scout masters . then the brady bunch complained about weapon training,the the Gay people , now they want to ban scout from using army bases for camprore 's (Fort AP Hill -national Jambore ) The religious left is attacking them as well. sorry for the rant I was involved in scout for a number of years . gxbxc
Reply:Originally Posted by EquilibriumNotsooldordum>... My husband will bust a gut when he watches that YouTube. ...
Reply:I'm all for humane and responsible harvesting of livestock too... I just don't seem to be able to muster up the courage to follow through and actually kill an animal I've raised. I'd probably puke all over if one of my meat chickens ran around without its head. --I thought growing more of our own food was going to be a walk in the park since I propagate native plants for sport. Not so. It's been a very humbling experience. --I got a lot of pantry and preserving help from the Mormons. They're salt of the earth people who aren't greedy with knowledge... all we have to do is ask for help. Learning how to put up food the way our parents and grandparents did to make it through lean times back before there were grocery or convenience stores on every corner when people who had glass jars of preserved foods on shelves and a root cellar weren't labeled "food hoarders" has proven to be quite the challenge. Incredibly, I didn't have any interest in putting up food until we had a power outage that lasted 8 days and we lost everything in our deep freeze. I pert near cried since I've always been so good about stocking up when meats were on sale and when frozen veggies were selling 2 for the price of one. Best guess.... I lost over 2k in frozen food when we lost power. We had a generator and it helped keep the freezer going until.... gas stations were wiped out of gas to keep it going. Lesson learned.... preppers aren't exactly off their rockers like we're being led to believe they are.--gxbxc> You might be painting with too broad of brushstrokes and there are the internal issues mentioned by 7A749. The media is attacking them and who controls the media>>>? We should all turn off our TVs and weld more. --Notsooldordumb> He did have a good laugh. I'll show him your latest "find" soon as he gets home. One of my pregnant wascally wabbits charged and scratched the crap out of him a few years ago and all he was doing was offering her a dandelion leaf. He's not a fan of wabbits but.... he is a Monte Python fan.MM 211Smith Tru Lite O/A set, Thanks Bob!Lincoln AC-225--But you must not change one thing, one pebble, one grain of sand, until you know what good and evil will follow on that act. The world is in balance, in Equilibrium- Ursula K. Le Guin
Reply:Leo Kottke, the guitarist, does some joking on stage between numbers. He had a routine years ago where he told about going to a farm and being invited to kill a chicken for dinner. But he didn't seem to have the knack of twisting its neck. Ended up driving the tractor over the chicken's head. Of course he told it better."USMCPOP" First-born son: KIA Iraq 1/26/05Syncrowave 250 w/ Coolmate 3Dialarc 250, Idealarc 250SP-175 +Firepower TIG 160S (gave the TA 161 STL to the son)Lincwelder AC180C (1952)Victor & Smith O/A torchesMiller spot welder
Reply:Originally Posted by EquilibriumI primed them and painted them. They look "finished" now. I used Rustoleum's hammered gray spray-on enamel for metal. I was expecting more of a "hammered" look than what I ended up with. ----Insanderide> "About the rabbit protein; I think the hi protein can lead to poisoning if you eat rabbits more than 30 days in a row." I don't know why the repeated references to rabbit or caribou "poisoning"; http://deepblue.lib.umich.edu/bitstr...68/0000711.pdf and more importantly, http:/jn.nutrition.org/content/130/4/886.full.pdf. --hockeyteeth> I 'spose I should clarify... I haven't been able to kill anything I've raised or any animals my friends have raised. I did recently find I had it in me to kill animals I've raised that have been left half alive by hawks.... I couldn't take the suffering until my better half came home from work and I have been killing European Starlings and English House sparrows with an air gun for several years using non-lead pellets.... they have an evolutionary advantage over our native cavity nesters like screech owls, blue birds, and purple martins. English House sparrows.... just like a house cat.... are hardwired to kill.... it's how they survive back in their European homeland. Anywhooo... I honestly think that people like you and me... would be able to kill a healthy animal if we were backed into a corner and there was no Piggly Wiggley (sp?) around the corner. --7A749> The Boy Scouts are getting run through the mill.... they're being attacked from every direction it seems this day. So far 4H programming is being left alone which is a good thing. --"Once we move out of town, we plan to have hens, possibly some pigs and a cow or two." We're planning on moving out of town too. No pigs or cows in our retirement plans but perhaps a dairy goat or two so we'll be able to live comfortably on a fixed income. Learning how to grow more of our own food, put it up, and how to save seed to help us out at the check out line at the grocery store has more of a learning curve to it than raising livestock. Something you might want to keep in the back of your mind if you're planning on cutting living expenses by reducing your dependency on the grid. --docwelder> I'm pretty sure you're selling yourself short if you can blast a "pesky" squirrel off your bird feeders. You wouldn't starve and neither would I.... we're animals.... we have the very same habitat requirements as bears, birds, bass, and bees. We need food, water, cover, and a clean/safe place to raise our young. If the proverbial sh!t ever hits the fan as some claim is inevitable... there won't be many rabbits, coyotes, stray cats, dogs, horses, pigeons, or "pesky" squirrels around.... you, me, and and 300 million + other skeletons will have found it in us to kill them.
Reply:I just noticed that the rabbit wringers could be used by you off the grid type's for wringing your wash , just be carefuk you don't get your T*#s cought in the wringer.
Reply:Originally Posted by docweldermy work environment has familiarized me with man's animal instincts. ...
Reply:Originally Posted by OldendumDoc, you know most of those folks were nice boys. Headed to college to become party animals.
Reply:Originally Posted by DSWI've also hand killed live rabbits to eat when camping ( survival classes in scouts). They'd had you a live rabbit or possibly a chicken and tell you to have at it. Quick whack with the hand to the back of the neck, then on to skinning and cooking.I wish it was legal to hunt and chase PeTA members with air soft guns and tasers!!! How fun would that be?!?!?!How does a rabbit wringer work? Show us!!! Personally I prefer a .22LR for rabbit table fare. Lincoln Power Mig 216Lincoln AC/DC-225/125Miller 625 X-Treme PlasmaMiller 211 Forney 95FI-A 301HF 91110Victor Journeyman O/PMilwaukee DaytonMakita Baileigh NRA Life Member
Reply:'' I wish it was legal to hunt and chase PeTA members with air soft guns and tasers!!! How fun would that be?!?!?!'' COOL ! No size limit and in aggregate too .
Reply:Local paint ball range had a "Bambi" hunt. They hired a bunch of strippers from a couple of gentleman's clubs down in the city to run around naked in the woods for guys to chase and shoot at with paintball guns. .No government ever voluntarily reduces itself in size. Government programs, once launched, never disappear. Actually, a government bureau is the nearest thing to eternal life we'll ever see on this earth! Ronald Reagan
Reply:Originally Posted by SuperArcHow does a rabbit wringer work? Show us!!! Personally I prefer a .22LR for rabbit table fare.
Reply:This is the video I posted in the other thread http://weldingweb.com/vbb/showthread.php...91#post4631191 from the http://www.therabbitwringer.com/ website.The hell with the rabbits.
Reply:Originally Posted by DSWLocal paint ball range had a "Bambi" hunt. They hired a bunch of strippers from a couple of gentleman's clubs down in the city to run around naked in the woods for guys to chase and shoot at with paintball guns.
Reply:Originally Posted by DSWLocal paint ball range had a "Bambi" hunt. They hired a bunch of strippers from a couple of gentleman's clubs down in the city to run around naked in the woods for guys to chase and shoot at with paintball guns.
Reply:My Dad grew up during the Great Depression. He said that they used to hunt rabbits with a .22. But they would have to sneak up on them and feel their haunches to make sure they were fat enough to be worth a bullet.Talk about hard-won humor. He was the oldest of 11 kids. And a saint.Last edited by Oldendum; 09-07-2014 at 07:43 PM."USMCPOP" First-born son: KIA Iraq 1/26/05Syncrowave 250 w/ Coolmate 3Dialarc 250, Idealarc 250SP-175 +Firepower TIG 160S (gave the TA 161 STL to the son)Lincwelder AC180C (1952)Victor & Smith O/A torchesMiller spot welder
Reply:Talk about "worth a BULLET" . That sounds tough Oldendum. But wise when considering protein poison.Equilibriunm> the link your shared link answered my question about eating horse. We dont do it because of the protien poison. Horse are lean and may be Kosher but too much protein leads to starvation? Attached Images
Reply:BTW, the cartels_ have a simple noose driven by a small slow hi torque motor that starts or is xcited when tightened. It decapitates when the winch is retracted. Its sick I know but its more humane for the bunnies than "rabbit ringer" IMHO.How bout a gulliotine instead?
Reply:Notsooldordum> He liked it.... of course he did.... the bigger the bang, boom, and bonfire.... the better. It's a guy thing I think. --Docwelder> I hear you... I truly do. --gxbxc> I'm not an off-grid type but... I think one of these would work much better wringing wash, --Attachment 835731--Believe it or not.... old time ringers can multi-task by shelling peas. That's why I bought mine. --DSW> A Bambi hunt? I've heard a lot in all my years but.... that's admittedly a 1st. I'm sure our sons.... and every last one of their friends.... would make a special trip to your neck of the woods to try their hand at paintball... Philadelphia "style". Chicago style paintball appears to pale by comparison. --forhire> Love all you're doing for those boys!!!--Insaneride> making me work to earn my keep here at WW are you>>>? I’m going to re-post my original reply to you because you would have made the connection if my 2nd link had been working properly and could have read both studies… I missed one lousy little /. Oopsie, sorry about that because it’s way too hard connecting the dots without reading the two papers together. --“Insanderide> "About the rabbit protein; I think the hi protein can lead to poisoning if you eat rabbits more than 30 days in a row." I don't know why the repeated references to rabbit or caribou "poisoning"; http://deepblue.lib.umich.edu/bitstr...68/0000711.pdf and more importantly, http://jn.nutrition.org/content/130/4/886.full.pdf.” --There ya go. All fixed…. added one / to the 2nd link. --“the link your shared link answered my question about eating horse. We dont do it because of the protien poison. Horse are lean and may be Kosher but too much protein leads to starvation?”--Horse meat is perfectly fine for human consumption. The primary reason Americans don’t eat horse meat is because a small number of people with an agenda deemed it politically incorrect to do so… not because it isn’t nutritious…. It is. And not because it’s a protein poison…. it isn’t. Interestingly enough, horse meat probably has nutritional advantages over beef…. shhhh…. that’s a secret that’s not supposed to be discussed in “polite” American circles. Regardless, the rest of the world eats horse meat and Mr. Ed is a delicacy throughout Europe yet…. Americans can’t add Mr. Ed to our diet…. lest we be labeled culturally barbaric by the PETA camp and all those backing them. Personally, I'd like to see a return to horse meat as a commodity... as in….. no more legislation intended to ban it from our tables and pet foods. Those who would like to eat it should be able to do so, it should be made available for use in our pet foods once again, zoos should once again be able to purchase it to feed their birds of prey & large cats, and….. the single greatest reason would be the ability to directly export it overseas for human consumption. It seems so cold and heartless to me that we would incinerate so many unwanted animals when we know there are very hungry humans willing to eat them. We export chicken.... lamb.... beef... and other meats overseas for human consumption…. why not horse meat or to that end…. cat or dog meat which… is still eaten in Mexico and throughout most of Asia? We should all try taking an emotional step back…. if our powers that be let us eat one animal…. why the recent singling out of another as a no no? Any objection to a particular meat is strictly political in my most humble opinion and we best be on our toes as pertains to the ongoing attempt to elevate the life of an animal to that of a human being…. the decades long campaign tying what goes in our mouths to our morality was so successful…. Daisy the cow now appears to be missile locked in their sights.--Horse is a leaner red meat but…. it’s not a kosher meat. Neither is rabbit…. not that I keep Kosher though. --Here’s my interpretation….YMMV.... too much protein can lead to acute malnutrition. In the 2nd paper… that one can now actually read, note the maximum urea production and excretion. This should help cut through to the chase, http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Rabbit_starvation, “It has been observed that the human liver cannot safely metabolise much more than 285-365 g of protein per day (for an 80 kg person), and human kidneys are similarly limited in their capability to remove urea (a byproduct of protein catabolism) from the bloodstream. Exceeding that amount results in excess levels of amino acids, ammonia (hyperammonemia), and/or urea in the bloodstream, with potentially fatal consequences,[1] especially if the person switches to a high-protein diet without giving time for the levels of his or her hepatic enzymes to upregulate. Since protein only contains 4 kcal/gram, and a typical adult human requires in excess of 1900 kcal to maintain the energy balance, it is possible to exceed the safe intake of protein if one is subjected to a high-protein diet with little or no fat or carbohydrates. However, given the lack of scientific data on the effects of high-protein diets, and the observed ability of the liver to compensate over a few days for a shift in protein intake, the US Food and Nutrition Board does not set a Tolerable Upper Limit nor upper Acceptable Macronutrient Distribution Range for protein.” Now go back to the 1st paper, hunters were discarding hunted ungulates (in this instance, wild caribou not domesticated horses) that were too lean…. it was the end of winter…. the animals themselves were nutritionally stressed and had depleted their fat reserves… they were useless to the hunters (who had been using up their fat reserves) for general energy needs..... which would be consistent with the wise comments made by notsooldordum's dad, "He said that they used to hunt rabbits with a .22. But they would have to sneak up on them and feel their haunches to make sure they were fat enough to be worth a bullet." A human body needs glucose…..protein doesn’t contain any. If say.... rabbit meat is our only source of protein… I'd think we should be okay but…. if it’s our only source of food… we better hang onto their furry little feet for good luck because we’re gonna need it!!! It would appear there’s only so much protein our bodies can safely process in a day.Last edited by Equilibrium; 09-08-2014 at 08:27 PM.Reason: trying to get photo to showMM 211Smith Tru Lite O/A set, Thanks Bob!Lincoln AC-225--But you must not change one thing, one pebble, one grain of sand, until you know what good and evil will follow on that act. The world is in balance, in Equilibrium- Ursula K. Le Guin
Reply:Well said Equilibrium and very informative. Thanks.Jerry30+ yrs Army Infantry & Field Artillery, 25 yrs agoMiller 350LX Tig Runner TA 210, spool gunLincoln 250/250 IdealArcESAB PCM 500i PlasmaKazoo 30" vert BSKazoo 9x16 horiz BSClausing 12x24 lathe20T Air Press
Reply:Originally Posted by EquilibriumHorse meat is perfectly fine for human consumption. The primary reason Americans don’t eat horse meat is because a small number of people with an agenda deemed it politically incorrect to do so… not because it isn’t nutritious…. It is. And not because it’s a protein poison…. it isn’t. Interestingly enough, horse meat probably has nutritional advantages over beef…. shhhh…. that’s a secret that’s not supposed to be discussed in “polite” American circles. Regardless, the rest of the world eats horse meat and Mr. Ed is a delicacy throughout Europe yet….
Reply:I worked in Romania for a little over a Month in 1980 I do believe that I ate horse meat.
Reply:Thank you storeman.--DSW> Little went to waste during those trying times. Your poor mom, she didn't have a childhood. --If you have a moment, would you please see if you can work some magic and make that photo I added from the internet appear in post #39. If you can't... it's ok.--johnbauer> you probably did. It's quite common throughout Western and Eastern Europe where my family is from.MM 211Smith Tru Lite O/A set, Thanks Bob!Lincoln AC-225--But you must not change one thing, one pebble, one grain of sand, until you know what good and evil will follow on that act. The world is in balance, in Equilibrium- Ursula K. Le Guin
Reply:Try reposting the pict. That comes up as "invalid" when I try that link, and when I try to edit, under Manage Attachments, it only brings up my picts, not yours..No government ever voluntarily reduces itself in size. Government programs, once launched, never disappear. Actually, a government bureau is the nearest thing to eternal life we'll ever see on this earth! Ronald Reagan
Reply:We shot and ate a lot of cotton tails as kids growing up. Raised rabbits for awhile. Raising them is a real pain. Pretty panicky. Lightning storm and a doe would stomp all the little ones to a pulp. A hutch with a bunch of weaners and they would trample each other in a big booming storm too. Jack rabbits have to be pressure cooked. Long stringy meat. Jack rabbit and noodles. Brings back memories."The things that will destroy America are prosperity at any price, peace at any price, safety first instead of duty first, the love of soft living and the get rich quick theory of life." -Theodore Roosevelt
Reply:Its been so long but I think if you dropped the chicken on the floor I think it would have broke.
Reply:Too late to get back in and edit post, here's the direct link to the photo, http://www.rootsweb.ancestry.com/~tn...er_washer.jpeg--Trying again to add photo...--MM 211Smith Tru Lite O/A set, Thanks Bob!Lincoln AC-225--But you must not change one thing, one pebble, one grain of sand, until you know what good and evil will follow on that act. The world is in balance, in Equilibrium- Ursula K. Le Guin
Reply:The original, rabbit wringer.
Reply:Very interesting, never seen one of those before. We've always just bopped them in the head with a wood club in survival class.
Reply:Sandy> sorry.... missed your comments before I clicked send. What breed of rabbit were you raising that was "panicky", stomping young, and trampling each other? Californians and New Zealands are known for not having the best temperaments yet they're the breeds most commonly raised for meat. Perhaps consider a Champagne d'Argent should you decide to try again? Same 70 to 30 ratio of meat to bone as the other breeds. They're considerably more docile than other meat breeds and not nearly as jumpy. I've honestly never had a doe stomp her young or any kits trample each other in a grow-out cage. --BD1> I see you found an alternate rabbit wringer. --Mudman> Whatever works for you is perfectly fine by me. At least with a wooden club.... it's quick and over with.MM 211Smith Tru Lite O/A set, Thanks Bob!Lincoln AC-225--But you must not change one thing, one pebble, one grain of sand, until you know what good and evil will follow on that act. The world is in balance, in Equilibrium- Ursula K. Le Guin
Reply:Horse meat is fine to eat but the saddle will go down kind a dry. and besides these Va. fox hunter get really upset when you sit down and dine on one of there trusty steeds, gxbxc
Reply:Originally Posted by EquilibriumMudman> Whatever works for you is perfectly fine by me. At least with a wooden club.... it's quick and over with.
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