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In article <6We9P.32715$Uup4.9647@fx10.iad>,
Scott Lurndal <slp53@pacbell.net> wrote:
>Titus G <noone@nowhere.com> writes:
>>On 20/12/24 15:55, Scott Dorsey wrote:
>>> Robert Carnegie  <rja.carnegie@gmail.com> wrote:
>>>> On 17/12/2024 16:57, Paul S Person wrote:
>>>>> I haven't seen a bunny for a long time now. But once they were, if not
>>>>> common, then not rare sights. Some of them white, others brown.
>>>>
>>>> My sister lives in rural Scotland.  She used to
>>>> see a rabbit, from time to time, being carried
>>>> cross-country in the jaws of the family cat.
>>>> I mean, probably several different rabbits.
>>> 
>>> Rabbits are evil animals that eat my vegetables.  They eat my oregano,
>>> they even ate my feijoa seedling.  They must die.  Cats like this
>>> should be supported.
>>> 
>>>> I think later, the household budget for pet food
>>>> improved.
>>>>
>>>> If you have the money, you can buy rabbit in
>>>> tin cans, to have later.
>>> 
>>> Years ago I dated someone with a crossbow who would hunt them in my
>>> yard (as firearms are not legal to use within the city limits here).
>>> I got kind of tired of lapin au moutarde but since then I have learned
>>> how to cook them szechuan style.
>>> --scott
>>
>>Rabbits are a massive problem in the dry Central Otago area of the South
>>Island of New Zealand where they decimate crops and grass leaving barren
>>soil. An introduced species with no natural predators, with large and
>>frequent litters, they have successfully defied attempts of eradication.
>
>Time to introduce the coyote to the rabbits?

That's a super-genius idea!

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