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| Skin it and put the haunches in the freezer for a tasty casserole later |
  
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03-06-2007, 02:24 PM
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Encroaching on your decrees
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OK OK so I chucked it. I have eaten of a hare left on the doorstep by the cats before and lived to tell the tale, but everyone seems so adamant that it could have a dread disease ...
I think it probably hopped into the garden of its own accord, then got spooked by cat, and jinked into the fence where cat dealt with it - cos I can't see how the cat dragged anything as big as and heavier than itself through the fence (stock fence with 6" square wire mesh). Dragging it through the [closed] gate would have been a possible, I suppose... What about roadkill? Oh, and cowhead, you'll be sorry when they do start catching stuff, nothing worse than stepping on cold (or warm!) entrails in your bare feet in the dead (ho ho) of night ...
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Last edited by limey; 03-06-2007 at 02:25 PM. Reason: More for cowhead |
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