Noob Food Q's

[lostkat]

lol... she

[BBx]

Thanks guys... One more question about the sodding bin and I'll shut up

Its stainless steel.... can't remember what the best thing is to use to clean the streaks off SS...?

hmmm

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[BBx]

Originally Posted by Lozza

baby oil

Thats it!

Thanks all! You've all bin great!

*budum tish*

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[Belmit]

Wheelie?

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[Glaucus]

is there any land which has public access, which you could shoot rabbits?
Also does anyone know how to skin and gut a rabbit? and how did you learn?

[BBx]

Originally Posted by AcidHell2

Also does anyone know how to skin and gut a rabbit? and how did you learn?

Just watch season 4 of Lost.



(sorry am in a silly mood )

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[Glaucus]

Originally Posted by BBelle

Just watch season 4 of Lost.

Waiting for it to come out on dvd..

[Jonny69]

Originally Posted by AcidHell2

is there any land which has public access, which you could shoot rabbits?
Also does anyone know how to skin and gut a rabbit? and how did you learn?

I don't know if this is strictly legal. A load of students got expelled from my campus for shooting the rabbits even though they do a cull every year. They were shooting with a bow though and hunting with a bow is illegal in England, I know that.

Personally, I'm all up for eating the wildlife if it's available and if I had a rabbit overload in the garden eating all my vegetables they would end up in the cooking pot.

Just remember if you only eat rabbit you will die.

[Lomster]

Originally Posted by AcidHell2

is there any land which has public access, which you could shoot rabbits?
Also does anyone know how to skin and gut a rabbit? and how did you learn?

Tis Faysh, if you wany to go shooting bunnies, ask a local farmer if you can go on his laaaaaaaaand. I think if you go shooting on public land you're more than likely to end up looking down the end oc a bigger and badder gun wielded by an armed copper.

As for skinning a rabbit, I'll ask my dad, he's skinned more rabbits/plucked and drawn more pheasants than I remember. The joys of being friends with the both the local gamekeeper and members of the local shoot.