Dressing a rabbit

Step-by-step instructional video of dressing a rabbit for the pot

Category:

Sports

Tags:

• ukrabbiter
• rabbit
• hunter
• rabbithunter
• hunting
• ferreting
• ferret
• shooting
• skinning
• dressing
• prepare

[Constavlos]

i suppose if some people eat dogs, i guess rabbits aren't much of a stones throw away from that :/

[ukrabbiter]

@Constavlos wild rabbits are nothing like dogs (as a food source) they are game, like pheasant, pigeon, duck, etc. that people eat everyday

[Constavlos]

@ukrabbiter

if it moves...it's game. it's just the first world that find the right to rate some species above others, with no reason behind it whatsoever. and yes, you're right, dog... infact any [other] meat is more nutritious than rabbit.

[ukrabbiter]

@Constavlos Try researching your facts... Game is a food source that requires skill, strategy, luck, or a combination of these to bag the food source. Farmed animals don't require these techniques, so aren't game, and it's nothing to do with class.

And... rabbit is more nutritious than skinless chicken breast (one of the most popular eaten meats)

[myway43]

hi UK, I was watching this video on your site. God site too by the way. I have a question. When you are inspecting the liver what are you looking for? I know there are certain iseases and all, but could you explain exactly what to look for? Thanks. I am trying to get my son to go out and do some serious air rifle hunting w/ me. He thinks I am a wuss because I want to use an air rfle.

[ukrabbiter]

checking the liver for lumps, white spots, and discolouration (a healthy liver shows signs of a healthy rabbit)

If I'm not happy with the liver, the rabbit is petfood ;)

an air rifle takes a lot more skill than a bullet rifle or shotgun, because you have to get within range to make the shot count ;)

[bigzombie12]

So you can do tht on youtube but you i cant? Wtf!!!!

[fhqwgads2]

Good God. That was like watching Martin Yan quarter a chicken! Thanks for the demo.

[freeheretic111]

Thank your for this wonderful video. A friend of mine and I are talking about learning how to hunt, skin, and cook rabbit mostly for the experience and know-how if we ever experience a social-collapse here in the American Pacific Northwest.

[doomdoser92]

guessyour not into the pelt or trinket buisness heh?

[czarandmaeve]

I think you have done this a few times before

[chuckbyf1]

@Constavlos I seriously doubt that. That earns you a proper "bullshit!".

[chuckbyf1]

I hope if that's a granite countertop that it's well sealed. Pourous you know.

[chuckbyf1]

@Constavlos Dogs are meat eaters. Something to consider for health reasons.  Rabbits aren't.

[drs2100]

Anyone who chooses rabbit is absolutely right. Rabbit meat is low-fat, easily digestible and has a relatively low content of saturated fatty acids and cholesterol. Recent research by the Vakgroep Dierlijke Productie of the University of Ghent shows that rabbit meat has an average fat content of 8.8%. This is good news. Food experts use a value of 10% as the limit between low-fat and fat meat types. Rabbit meat is clearly under that limit.

[TamrynRimfire]

Great Vid weldone 5/5

Tam