what i found this morning

[kurgan 5]

Checked my wires and bodygrips at 4;30 this morning to find this ,not a brilliant picture as it was pissing down but this rabbit was pure black ,ive seen it about for a while so its not a pet,i stuck a few bodygrips where i saw him hanging about and got him 2 days later,ive never seen odd coloured rabbits before ive read post's from before so i know its not that rare but i didnt think you could get one like this ,

[Yokel Matt 918]

I shot two a few weeks ago near Stroud that were jet black... one 3/4 grown and a 1/4 grown nipper. There was nothing in-between which quite suprised me... the were either jet black or tan brown. Just need some albino's there now and we'll have ourselves the multi-cultural utopia that Labour keep banging on about

Edited June 22, 2007 by LocalYokel

[ferret15 0]

I shot two a few weeks ago near Stroud that were jet black... one 3/4 grown and a 1/4 grown nipper. There was nothing in-between which quite suprised me... the were either jet black or tan brown. Just need some albino's there now and we'll have ourselves the multi-cultural utopia that Labour keep banging on about

 

[kurgan 5]

old tony needs some bigger body grips stick them on our side of the channel tunnel that will sort them out

[red dog 3]

i've caught blue ones with the chestnut colur behind the ears when i lived up the midlands.

[Guest Ditch_Shitter]

Just need some albino's there now and we'll have ourselves the multi-cultural utopia that Labour keep banging on about

 

 

 

Never actually caught a jet black myself. But Bedhapmpton Waterworks, just to the north east of Portsmouth along the rail track there used to be fairly heaving with them, last time I passed that way. I also saw an individual one in some woodlands edge around about Basingstoke or somewhere like that. Doing a bit of work up there and as we pulled onto the A road, this one appeared directly opposite the motor.

 

Can't really say as I've ever personally encountered the other colours people speak of. Though a mate reckons he's had blue ones from the outskirts of Pompey too. On the north western side, funnily enough.

[fish 148]

Just need some albino's there now and we'll have ourselves the multi-cultural utopia that Labour keep banging on about

 

 

 

Never actually caught a jet black myself. But Bedhapmpton Waterworks, just to the north east of Portsmouth along the rail track there used to be fairly heaving with them, last time I passed that way. I also saw an individual one in some woodlands edge around about Basingstoke or somewhere like that. Doing a bit of work up there and as we pulled onto the A road, this one appeared directly opposite the motor.

 

Can't really say as I've ever personally encountered the other colours people speak of. Though a mate reckons he's had blue ones from the outskirts of Pompey too. On the north western side, funnily enough.

bedhapmpton waterworks. know it well had a few blackens from there :whistle: they did

not seam to be as strong as the grays.

[Yokel Matt 918]

I caught a bluey-black coloured one ferreting years ago and it sure made me think twice before grabbing the net... thought the bugger was a mink!... chomp

[bernie.g 0]

had many a black one lamping the sewage works at egginton derbys just off the A38

[Guest little_lloyd]

Ive always wanted to catch one in some way shape or form myself my nan told me theres a few round in the grounds of a pub near her :whistle: Caught a ginger one ferreting tho

[red dog 3]

had many a black one lamping the sewage works at egginton derbys just off the A38

 

you've been there as well have you, try the sewage works out at spondon used to be good there thats where i caught the blue ones

[T.F.Student 0]

Jeeeeeeeeeez...You've gone and killed El-ahrairah (The Black Rabbit Of Death) Bright Eyes...Burning like Fire

[richie 1]

Checked my wires and bodygrips at 4;30 this morning to find this ,not a brilliant picture as it was pissing down but this rabbit was pure black ,ive seen it about for a while so its not a pet,i stuck a few bodygrips where i saw him hanging about and got him 2 days later,ive never seen odd coloured rabbits before ive read post's from before so i know its not that rare but i didnt think you could get one like this ,

 

 

WHO DAT THERE ? :mamba:

[Guest little_lloyd]

Jeeeeeeeeeez...You've gone and killed El-ahrairah (The Black Rabbit Of Death) Bright Eyes...Burning like Fire

 

Youve just reminded me of when i was a small child watership down great film

[Guest astralmackerel]

HI,

 

Just to add my two pennies worth. Blacks are fairly common here in Perthshire - for a couple of years I was watching a tan one with white shoulders - might have been a released pet but I don't think so. Only oddity I ever came across was a very bright orange rabbit which I didn't shoot at because I thought it was a cat, but when I got closer it took off and was definately a rabbit, bright orange/red like a fox in colour, almost.

 

Oh and then there's this rare picture of the haggis bird I got a few years back too - hmmm, how to add a picture ? - I think it's attached to this post.

 

Tight Lines

 

Ron