ferrets and mixi

[para1 11]

Fine for ferrets and yourself if your pushed but not a lot of meat on them in the later stages.

[Guest bigredbusa]

i think this board needs a sticky on 'do's and not to do's ' same old questions. nothing wrong with mixy rabbit

[cometa300s 20]

thanks all

[The one 8,493]

How does every body think about leaving a myxi rabbit lying after its dead , Doesn't it matter or do you remove it to stop the flea's passing on the disease

[MikeTheDog 153]

How does every body think about leaving a myxi rabbit lying after its dead , Doesn't it matter or do you remove it to stop the flea's passing on the disease

 

 

The fleas jump off a dead carcass soon as the temperature drops and lay dormant in the vegetation 'till the next warm bloodied animal passé's.

[The one 8,493]

So would you pick up the carcass and dispose of it them mike to stop it spreading

[MikeTheDog 153]

i wouldnt recomend it and wouldnt do it as it is riddled meat

 

 

No, the meat isn't riddled with anything. If you so desired you could eat the meat yourself, but I have to admit the myxo' cadaver does not appeal to me in the slightest :sick:

 

 

:sick: :sick:

[Guest bigredbusa]

i dont think anyone would eat the above but i wonder how many have eaten a mixy rabbit in the early stages and havent realised

[scothunter 12,609]

what can you tell me about the strain of rabbit the belgian hare. i have read somewhere that it is resistant myxy could something not be done to cross breed with a wild doe and release her back to the area to strngthen the gene pool. if all hunting lads done it with three does surely it could have an impact

 

Im sure i saw KAY in that vid at 2.20

[MikeTheDog 153]

what can you tell me about the strain of rabbit the belgian hare. i have read somewhere that it is resistant myxy could something not be done to cross breed with a wild doe and release her back to the area to strngthen the gene pool. if all hunting lads done it with three does surely it could have an impact

 

 

I googled the Belgian Hare and, "The ideal age for the female Belgian Hare to start breeding is about 9 months of age. The first litter must be born before the female is one year old. The reason for this is that after this age the pelvic bones fuse and she would not be able to give birth naturally. They should have no more litters after the age of three years." Attempting to cross breed would be a non-starter imo, even if the hybrid managed to overcome the genetic problem of being unable to give birth naturally. A project worthy of the late D Brian Plummer...

[Guest on the hill]

em its riddled with maximitosis mate rofl but harmless to us

[scothunter 12,609]

em its riddled with maximitosis mate rofl but harmless to us

 

Yup there is nothing wrong with a mixi rabbit to us or the ferts.I wouldnt eat one personally but if hard pushed would cause you no ill affects.

[MikeTheDog 153]

Dog's aint keen to pick up a myxi rabbit..

 

 

Edited September 9, 2008 by MikeTheDog

[Kay 3,709]

what can you tell me about the strain of rabbit the belgian hare. i have read somewhere that it is resistant myxy could something not be done to cross breed with a wild doe and release her back to the area to strngthen the gene pool. if all hunting lads done it with three does surely it could have an impact

 

Im sure i saw KAY in that vid at 2.20

 

Nope not me , that was a mere slip of a lass in the vid

[scothunter 12,609]

what can you tell me about the strain of rabbit the belgian hare. i have read somewhere that it is resistant myxy could something not be done to cross breed with a wild doe and release her back to the area to strngthen the gene pool. if all hunting lads done it with three does surely it could have an impact

 

Im sure i saw KAY in that vid at 2.20

 

Nope not me , that was a mere slip of a lass in the vid

 

LOL