it is even though im slightly elevated versus the highway, i live on the backside of that hill. so no matter what 4 ways to come in or out, it involves a hill. to answer buddha the damn thing darted out as i closed on it. @ about 23 suprised i didnt wreck. was a violent thump. kinda like hitting a stick on a hardtire. stopped loked back. and well bugs was thrashin from nbeck forwards. backside was not moving.

Quote from: The Buddha on March 13, 2012, 01:07:47 PM
OK so what animal did you guys try to stop from getting to western australia by building 2 fences north to south ? Hare or wabbit.
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Buddha.

You mean the rabbit proof fence? Yeh that's where all the rabbits are. You do not see them in my state as you need a licence to even own one as a pet

Quote from: Twisted on March 14, 2012, 12:35:38 AM

Quote from: The Buddha on March 13, 2012, 01:07:47 PM
OK so what animal did you guys try to stop from getting to western australia by building 2 fences north to south ? Hare or wabbit.
Cool.
Buddha.

You mean the rabbit proof fence? Yeh that's where all the rabbits are. You do not see them in my state as you need a licence to even own one as a pet

No Twisted he said the Nth to Sth fence which is the dingo fence.
The rabbit fence is Est to Wst 

Quote from: codajastal on March 14, 2012, 12:58:18 AM

Quote from: Twisted on March 14, 2012, 12:35:38 AM

Quote from: The Buddha on March 13, 2012, 01:07:47 PM
OK so what animal did you guys try to stop from getting to western australia by building 2 fences north to south ? Hare or wabbit.
Cool.
Buddha.

You mean the rabbit proof fence? Yeh that's where all the rabbits are. You do not see them in my state as you need a licence to even own one as a pet

No Twisted he said the Nth to Sth fence which is the dingo fence.
The rabbit fence is Est to Wst 

Mr gorbachev tear down that fence  lol. sorry had to. what i find odd is theyll cross my drive SUCCESSFULLY, then turn around and try again. which usually results in ultimate fail

Quote from: yamahonkawazuki on March 14, 2012, 01:56:27 AM
what i find odd is theyll cross my drive SUCCESSFULLY, then turn around and try again. which usually results in ultimate fail

Sound about as predictable as Roo's. Never know where their gonna go and they're way bigger than a rabbit. I really hope I do not encounter one in my travels on my bike.

Quote from: Twisted on March 14, 2012, 02:22:42 AM

Quote from: yamahonkawazuki on March 14, 2012, 01:56:27 AM
what i find odd is theyll cross my drive SUCCESSFULLY, then turn around and try again. which usually results in ultimate fail

Sound about as predictable as Roo's. Never know where their gonna go and they're way bigger than a rabbit. I really hope I do not encounter one in my travels on my bike.

no doubt i hope you dont have that encounter either. either on a bike or a car or hell even a bus.

OK I guess I walk into my neighborhood Outback steakhouse covered in mud, and say hey I am a dentist, now I'd like a kettle of that fine wabbit stew.

BTW fosters is australia's budweiser, yes I know that, however fosters tv ad's in the 90's and early 2000's were just phenomenal.

Now how about some aussies get a case of toohey's and few 100 wabbit steaks over huh ...

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Buddha.

I've had rabbit or snowshoe hare as i have hear them called, very tender. most red meat, venison, elk, buffalo is good. favorite restaurant is olive garden.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=vgIDvJ8CXdk

Quote from: knowles on March 18, 2012, 02:45:16 AM
I've had rabbit or snowshoe hare as i have hear them called, very tender. most red meat, venison, elk, buffalo is good. favorite restaurant is olive garden.

There is a distinct difference between rabbits and hares. Rabbits are the little brown things you see running around. Very low to the ground, short front legs, smaller ears. Hares, on the other hands, are more akin to "jackrabbits" (the name is a misnomer). They have very long front legs, spindly ears, and are generally larger overall.

Rabbit:


Hare:


I'd never have a reason to eat either one - not only do I not eat anything other than chicken and fish and occasionally turkey...I don't want to eat something I've had as a pet.

These are what I was talking about. I havent seen the long legged one in your picture.
Snowshoe hare


Cotton tail rabbit


To each there own

Quote from: Kijona on March 19, 2012, 08:40:43 PM
I'd never have a reason to eat either one - not only do I not eat anything other than chicken and fish and occasionally turkey...I don't want to eat something I've had as a pet.

You never had a goldfish?

Quote from: Twisted on March 20, 2012, 12:03:21 AM

Quote from: Kijona on March 19, 2012, 08:40:43 PM
I'd never have a reason to eat either one - not only do I not eat anything other than chicken and fish and occasionally turkey...I don't want to eat something I've had as a pet.

You never had a goldfish?

STFU aussie dude ... unless you can get a couple of em dead or alive over to my door. I dont care which one, any of the 3 above will work. I am so jealous. Calorie negative and delicious to boot. @ this rate I think I am going to move to the swamps and start eating alligators and crocodiles. You dudes should export them buggers. Seriously they are so adundant over there, we need em, we're fat and addicted to meat. Some negative calorie rabbits are just the ticket.

BTW There are places in the US where you can pick the fish in the tank while its still swimming and they will get it killed and cooked in front of you.

Cool.
Buddha.

Quote from: Twisted on March 20, 2012, 12:03:21 AM

Quote from: Kijona on March 19, 2012, 08:40:43 PM
I'd never have a reason to eat either one - not only do I not eat anything other than chicken and fish and occasionally turkey...I don't want to eat something I've had as a pet.

You never had a goldfish?

Nope, and I'd probably totally eat one too. Just so long as I didn't have to eat the eyes.. :/ Nasty.

 I love what I would call Mexican, maybe it's Tex-Mex?

You know, huge burritos, beans, rice, slathered in cheese and sauce.

Hey Buddha? Do you eat steak?

Quote from: Twisted on March 22, 2012, 04:30:50 AM
Hey Buddha? Do you eat steak?

Only if its big and juicy ... 
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Buddha.

want to get laughed at, do like my grandfather did when he lived in venezuela. goes toa cafe ,waiter comes up and he says to waiter " Una cucaracha por favor" waiter gives him a WTFH? look grandfather is puzzled until he realises his faux pas should have said " una cuchara por favor" spoon versus cockroach

Right now my favorite cuisine is anything I can keep down which is nothing. I haven't had solid food since a turkey sandwich Wednesday morning 

Mary

My favorite would have to be Mexican. Real Mexican not some Taco Bell (or anything like it) crap. Then there's always Spanish, Greek , and Italian, oh and can't forget Asian