Posted: Wed Oct 10, 2007 7:02 pm Post subject: Seasons start.
Took a few pics whilst out with the hawk and thought I would try posting on here. Rabbit hawking in hill coutry...great fun.
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Silly question badly phrased, Having never cooked rabbit but eaten it and Hare in France , just wondered what is the best way to cook them, and what Sean does! !
Posted: Thu Oct 11, 2007 7:26 pm Post subject: Bunny food.
I would love to say I hunt it, kill it, cook it and eat it but in reality I dont. To bag a rabbit with the hawk is sport and the brit is simply a way of finding it. Most things we catch is frozen down, a rabbit will feed my hawk for 4 or 5 days and to see him hunt above a decent dog is something i will never bore of. Cleo the (spoilt) brit is 3 and a half now and just coming into her own...not as steady as my old gsp who we lost a year ago but she's getting there.
Love the occasional gamebird but cant remark on Hare...I hear they're very rich and bloody.
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Rabbit is lovely roasted or made into a casserole with veggies [only use the back end as it is meater], If you have a hare again use the back end and do it with some chicken to take the strong taste of the hare away.
Jan
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but What do you do with your rabbits Sean? 
Jenny
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