Rabbits with no ears

[two crows 3,342]

  On 23/02/2019 at 08:52, Moocher71 said:

Could you see whear ears had been or did it look like they never had ears.if they no scars etc it's genetic.inbreeding can produce some strange baby's ,

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I moved to the fens 20 odd years back you should see some of my mates lol

[Moocher71 4,050]

  On 23/02/2019 at 09:06, two crows said:

I moved to the fens 20 odd years back you should see some of my mates lol

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were abouts on fens you from.my parents used to have couple big yards near Wisbech .they was good times.some of my family still live down that way but they say it's more like Poland now and the pols get all the work .but same every where I suppose .

 

 

[two crows 3,342]

  On 23/02/2019 at 10:04, Moocher71 said:

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were abouts on fens you from.my parents used to have couple big yards near Wisbech .they was good times.some of my family still live down that way but they say it's more like Poland now and the pols get all the work .but same every where I suppose .

 

 

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bit further up than that more arable than veg so don't come into contact with many just here, bostons full though.

[Black neck 16,418]

  On 23/02/2019 at 09:06, two crows said:

I moved to the fens 20 odd years back you should see some of my mates lol

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Place local like that put it down to inbreeding plus they eat there young

[Greyman 29,807]

A rabbit with no ears is a guinea pig mate, bet it didn’t give much of a run

[Str 793]

  On 22/02/2019 at 20:25, Trev70 said:

I got my first at the start of the season and number 6 in the middle of the week all in a 14 mile area, what’s that all about.

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I used to go to a farm in the vale of York we’re I shot a rabbit with no ears but the ear stumps were bloody still, I showed the farmer who told me he had just cut the grass for hay and sometimes over the years he cut ears of rabbits doing this,latter that year I got another lamping with the dog which had no ears but the stumps were a bit scabby but fur was starting to grow over the stumps.

[two crows 3,342]

  On 23/02/2019 at 14:14, Str said:

I used to go to a farm in the vale of York we’re I shot a rabbit with no ears but the ear stumps were bloody still, I showed the farmer who told me he had just cut the grass for hay and sometimes over the years he cut ears of rabbits doing this,latter that year I got another lamping with the dog which had no ears but the stumps were a bit scabby but fur was starting to grow over the stumps.

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I once caught one with half a back foot missing and one front one but could not ask the farmer lol it was all healed up and was not slow either. 

[Gilbey 1,479]

had them with little stumps like they've been chewed/shot/cut off but never like that one. There was a one eared leveret at work a few years back