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  1. gibson New Member

    joined: Apr 29, 2008
    663 posts
    Lincoln, RI
    I posted earlier about the critter that I now believe to be an orphaned coyote that was wandering my neighborhood last summer. We had a ton of rabbits last spring and no daffodils or tulips. This year we have beautiful tulips and daffodils blooming, they all popped after the eight inches of rain followed by two days of 70 degrees. Given the choice, I guess I'd go with the circle of life, and let the coyote do it's thing. If I had feral cats around, I would buy some coyotes and transplant them.

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  2. Rustaholic New Member

    joined: Mar 28, 2010
    47 posts
    Michigan
    YOU are supposed to eat the squirrels.
    Really,,, They are easy to skin and clean and taste great.
  3. ROYJ24 Member

    joined: Oct 3, 2007
    148 posts
    S. JERSEY
    Screw the coyotes! My Husky got first dibs on rabbits, squirrels, & chipmunks. Hope no one has to remove a half eaten rabbit from their yard. :ahhh:
  4. Rustaholic New Member

    joined: Mar 28, 2010
    47 posts
    Michigan
    Get the rabbits before the husky does.
    They taste great too.
  5. Czech Minister of Fire

    joined: Jan 20, 2006
    1,056 posts
    Twin Cities, MN
    Francisella tularensis!
  6. Tony H New Member

    joined: Oct 24, 2007
    1,156 posts
    N Illinois
    I have eaten them but I prefer fish, Ham, turkey, and beef . I once made squirrel stew for easter but it was not too popular with the family!
  7. Flatbedford Minister of Fire

    They probably would have preferred rabbit stew.
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