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I sore onei n a feild with some normal ones, whils on my college bus, i was likw what the f**k!!!

 

LOL LOL

 

:11: :11:

 

ALSO IM TRYING TO GET MY TERRIER ON RABBITS, GT ANY TIPS N ADVISE!!

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you want to watch certain people will say that your killing cats :11: a trip to speck savers might be on the cards for certain people ;) i wonder if they have ever seen a rabbit with a white neck blaze before the name we call them are vickers or parsons :tongue2: and iv killed hundreds :)

good hunting all woodga :ph34r:

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I sore onei n a feild with some normal ones, whils on my college bus, i was likw what the f**k!!!

 

LOL LOL

 

:11: :11:

 

ALSO IM TRYING TO GET MY TERRIER ON RABBITS, GT ANY TIPS N ADVISE!!

 

Stick in at college, espescially in your english and spelling classes :rofl:

Seriously though, a mate of mine told me that an old gamekeeper friend of his reckons that black rabbits are re-incarnated witches :icon_eek:

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Black wild rabbits - or any other creature not normally black - is perfectly legit. It's a 'freak' gene which causes a condition known to science as " Melanism ". So these are 'Melanistic' rabbits.

 

Leopards throw this gene. They get called " Black Panthers ". But they're still just leopards :good:

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yes you can get melanestic pheseants, ive got a picture of one somewear, you also get wild bunnies in all sorts of colours, albino, blue, black, brown, ginger, also some one put a picture up of a brown and white hare and my mate coursed a albino hare years ago, but he didnt catch it.

 

 

HERE IS A PICTURE OF A BLUE RABBIT SKIN NEXT TO A NORMAL SKIN

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tell the truth it was a cat :11: :11: rabbits come in all colours only a week ago we caught a ginger ranbbit blue and black rabbits are very common up on the ground we work they seem to be a lot bigger as well :)

good hunting all woodga :ph34r:

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Can you get melanistic pheasants as well? Seem to have heard it before

 

 

Funnily enough, Pat; It was while working on a Game Farm that I first became aware of melanistics. Because we did indeed have several melanistic pheasents.

 

Then there was a big craze for " Leuticsm " (spelling?) in the reptile fancy, not so many years ago. A 'Leutistic' creature lacks pigmentation. Thus ye'd have pythons which, where they should have been brown and gold, were more coffee and yellow. Like albino ferrets, only without the pink eyes. But ye know how the sebacious glandular activity messes up an albino ferrets snow white fur and stains it yellow? Ok. Well these snakes and lizards were like that. Not clean white. Not 'proper' albino.

 

Without dragging this on into crippling boredon; Ericacion is another. That's Red. Ye know how badgers are black and white? Yet ye've surely seen - at least stuffed - examples where the stripes are sort of gingery / rust coloured? Ericacious badgers :good:

 

I'm sure there's a 'proper' name for Blues etc. too. Google?

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