Super helpful--I looked at the rabbit I just bought and had no idea how to treat it. This was really informative, and I look forward to the stew I'll be making with it tonight!
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Thanks, Jamie, easy to follow and execute. Good camera angles as well.
Thank you. This was easy breezy. I didn't know how to joint the body. I don't have a rolling pin. I have an 'old-time' meat scissor that I sharpened along with my butcher knife. One good press of the scissor & the mid-section cut away without any bone shards. I didn't know the belly flaps were edible; I already threw them away. Maybe next time. I'm making rabbit stew in a marjoram cream sauce, for the 1st time. (Gonna saute' the innards in the same kind of sauce). Wish me luck.
Came across this as I was interested to see some other people joint and cook rabbit. My stew is in the oven as I type. I jointed two wild rabbits. I am happy using a cleaver and often do but for anything like this I use an 8" Santoku. It's my go to knife for almost anything. I prepped all the veg and jointed the rabbit with it. I don't know how I lived without it 20 years ago. My chef's knives barely come off the knife bar these days. Rabbit bubbling away in some stout and red wine. Hurry up dinner.
I like rabbit meat, but also always very SAD when I have to joint and cook them by myself. I usually wrap the head with kitchen paper so I don't see it, say "I'M SORRY" and "THANKYOU!" before cutting it off.
You are absolutely right. We do have an UNLIMITED variety of food. Cutlets, belly, ribs, chops, thighs, breasts, shoulders......mmmmmmmmmmm I'm hungry now.
Great work, Keith. I'm just about to joint a hare, so this was very handy. Loved the trick of hitting the knife with the rolling pin for a clean cut. My missus isn't going to believe my newfound skills!
+yeo jack Don't forget tasty. After all rabbits were domesticated as livestock and have been used as such for two thousand years. They have been pets for what, two hundred years at the most?
Bigrignohio tasty? Rabbit meat is tasty? How bout urs? Tasty? After all u have been human , why dont u become a livestock . U have been human for? 10 to 20 years or 40 at the most , buck up bro
+yeo jack It sounds like you were trying to insult me but your lack of education is preventing you from communicating effectively. However I will try to respond to what I think you were trying to say. Humans were not domesticated as livestock, unlike rabbits. Humans do not have USDA guidelines for preparation, treatment, etc. Rabbits ARE so covered by the USDA. Rabbits are used for meat on practically every continent. I say practically as I have not seem anything about rabbits in Antarctica (although they would be a suitable source of protein requiring little space). None of this applies to humans. So your argument has no basis in reality. If you are against the use of rabbit for meat why are you here? I must assume your life is so empty and pointless that the best use for your time is finding things to get angry over?
yeo jack Because I like calling out ARA and Vegans on their hypocrisy. Also I have a rabbit defrosting and needed to review the video as it has been a little while since my last one. I have the cages ready, I really need to start raising my own. That way the skills will not get rusty!
+Bigrignohio Exactly, you could just as easily say, "why a chicken?" even though they can be kept as pets. Most of these same folks probably wouldn't freak out though.
Ate Rabbit with Gravy over Rice, however there is no way in hell will I be skinning, filleting or removing parts what so ever. I cant watch this poor little bunny. Why didn't Jamie do this part himself? let me guess he's squeamish? So he couldn't joint it himself, magine that.
I see a link here of him cutting a whole lamb up, don't think he's squeamish. Just have to delegate sometimes when you have a good sized cooking empire going on.
Rabbit is very tasty. More like turkey than chicken -- it's a denser meat than chicken, and extremely lean. Italian recipes typically wrap it in prosciutto, and it's also good with bacon. Or slow-cook, shred the meat and mix with BBQ sauce -- yum yum!
Man, I could never eat rabbit. I ate it once and it wasn't bad exactly it's just that now it reminds me of a pet rabbit I once had. I think the only way I'd eat it is if my parents didn't tell me at all that it was a rabbit because if they did tell me I wouldn't eat it, and if they told me after I'd already eaten I'd get really sad. It's dumb and sort of childish but it's the truth.
I think i ate rabbit once when i was little, but i didn't really like it. I hope i still don't like rabbit because is a bit expensive and hard to prepare for cooking.
RawOperation It's only free during hunting seasons and if your local government allows for that species to be hunt, It also depends on the area you live in and the species of rabbits you are hunting, Some species are endangered.There is this thing called the law. =) If everyone was allowed to hunt any animal life for free to get a free meal, or for plain fun... Well I don't think I need to explain what would happen.
+MrMagicalCloud I know of no place in the world where rabbits are considered endangered. For some reason they procreate like . . . well, rabbits. Fortunately they are an easy livestock animal to raise.
+Bigrignohio There are places in the world where rabbits don't live or are endangered and there are quite a few endangered rabbit species. If you find this odd, feel free to do some research into endangered rabbit species. Both domesticated and wild rabbits species can be endangered despite how well they procreate, and humanity can play as much of a big role in it as the rest of nature.
***** In other words places where rabbits exist only as pets and livestock because that is why THEY WERE BROUGHT THERE (IE not natural to that location)? And please inform us of WHERE rabbits are endangered as I have had no luck finding any such place mentioned.
Folks...meat doesn't magically grow on meat trees...its no more cruel to eat a rabbit than it is a dog than it is a cow. Just because some animals are "pets" doesn't mean anything. I guarantee that almost anyone who raises and kills their own animals for meat farming raise AND kill those animals MASSIVELY MORE HUMANELY than anything you get at the store, or eat prepared at restaurants. Look up debeaked chickens and how baby turkeys get ground up...ALIVE. Raising your own meat grants you the ability to make sure its 110% cruelty free, and healthy, and gmo/what have you free. The meat you get from the grocery store is no different from this. Same animals. However, the meat at the store is likely to be from tortured animals too. FOR VEGGIE HEADS AND VEGANS: They have proven PLANTS ARE SELF AWARE and FEEL and release chemical screams (such as the smell of cut grass many enjoy) when they are being harmed or killed...so get off your high horses...EVERYTHING DIES. We must kill to live. That is how life is.
Look guys! I found a realist! Its refreshing to see someone in tune with the world, when the majority of the commenters here have their heads in the clouds.
i love the the first part.. However your logic is flawed .., plants do not have a central nervous system, therefore they do not feel pain and the are not sentient. Plus, animals have to eat plants in order for you to eat them. It takes about 12 pounds of grain to yeild only one pound of beef... So a lot more plants have to die in order to raise meat
Yet you're still not going to complain about poor little cows, chickens,etc. I mean I'm vegetarian but I don't find this cruel, think of it as natural. We are predators they are prey. If you saw a wolf get an animal for food would you sit there and say "That's so mean!" Probably not because it's how the world works. We are predators, they are our prey.
Raechel Demetriez Yes indeed, but i'm just trying to show you their side of understanding, or basically i'm trying to shine a light upon you to show why the other side agrees this is ok.
How is it cruel? You don't even know what the word means. Anyway, in some parts of the world (including my own), rabbits and hares are invasive species that threaten the native fauna. Though hunting does not contribute substantially to population control, they're not "pets" by any stretch of the imagination.
I can't help but contemplate the potential life experiences of you guys who gave my comment thumbs up ;D but thanks anyway. Right - I am off to the ritual sacr ... I mean, kitchen. I am off to the kitchen. Du-uh. Silly me. Just a chicken in there today, nothing to worry about. Not that there should be any reason to worry to begin with. Just ... Just saying. So I guess that's it then. You can move along now if you wish. Nice day for it. * Slunks away, sneaking glances *
I have a nice rabbit in the freezer which is why I'm watching this. It is different than jointing chickens. I also learned recently from the same farmers that I got this rabbit from that rabbit is lean. They made a braise and the meat was very dry. So I think I will be using a method that takes advantage of lean mean. I will be keeping the bony bits for stock including head if I have it.
I would have been totally lost without this video. Recently got a rabbit from the butchers and wanted to make a rabbit stew...but I had NO idea how to take it apart!
I think why the popularity of eating rabbit has sunken, is because they are so cute. Just look at one! Lol. I've tried rabbit soup and you're not missing on anything.
...It was already dead. Just because you find them "cute" doesn't invalidate their high worth as a meat animal. They are extremely healthy for you, being leaner than many meats. They also have much more meat on their carcasses than many other animals. If you are saying this because you find them "cute" or own them as a "pet": Dog and cat is food in Asia, Cows are sacred in India, and Guinea pigs are a popular south american food. If you are saying this because you don't like the thought of animals being eaten: Plants have been proven to be self aware, and let out chemical SCREAMS (such as the smell of cut grass so many seem to like) when harmed or killed. WE HAVE TO KILL TO LIVE. It is how the world is. No amount of complaining or "poor rabbit" will change that. At least with animals, you can raise them humanely before they die. The best people will surprise the animals with a bullet to the back of the head: No fear, no stress...
Excellent - just jointed two rabbits which had been killed, skinned and gutted by a friend. Very easy when you know how - the belly flaps look rather like bunny bacon, I hope they taste good :)
Thanks, this is helpful as I never cut one of these up. As for the rest of the animal lover comments, unless you're a vegan, you have no room to talk. There is a gut pile behind everything you eat.
I love rabbit cooked with small onions called stifato a Greek dish my daughter loves it too. We were in Greece and we hit a wild hare and we stopped and got it my sis cooked it the next day delicious.
If you're like me, doing this for the first time and your largest/heaviest knife is you favourite sharp one... use your second-best knife. I've just put a kink in mine ;-( But the cheap third-hand 15cm Wiltshire knife without the best edge and striking it up the top by the handle got through the spine first go.
actually...PETA would cheer this. They hate all animals and murder thousands of animals every year that could be saved and find homes. They like to SAY they are against animal cruelty but that is a lie.
i'm not the one eating meat and then saying "eew yuck, don't slice it in front of me, this is cruel/disgusting" etc. I eat meat and i do realize that this thigh/breast/whatever used to be part of an animal. If people have such issues with facing what their food looked like before ending up in their plate, they should become raw vegan and stop being part of this disgusting process. Otherwise, be a mature adult and accept the fact that your food was once a cute little bunny.
Don't make the mistake of leaving the rabbit too long without paunching (gutting) or, at least, squeezing out the bladder. Failing to do these things will taint the meat, and don't be tempted to 'hang' your bunny because it's game. Use it as soon as possible after shooting. Skin, joint if required and soak the meat in salted water overnight. Rinse before cooking.
lol people are disliking because it's a bunny? ffs you eat much smarter animals every single day. If you really feel bad about this become a vegetarian.
i'm far from being a guy that likes gore, blood and all sorts of that shit and also definitely a friend of animals but i get a kick out of watching butchery videos. i love meat more than any food.
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Super helpful--I looked at the rabbit I just bought and had no idea how to treat it. This was really informative, and I look forward to the stew I'll be making with it tonight!
Thanks, Jamie, easy to follow and execute. Good camera angles as well.
Excellent video, just the right amount of detail and pace to follow. Thank you!
Thank you. This was easy breezy. I didn't know how to joint the body. I don't have a rolling pin. I have an 'old-time' meat scissor that I sharpened along with my butcher knife. One good press of the scissor & the mid-section cut away without any bone shards. I didn't know the belly flaps were edible; I already threw them away. Maybe next time. I'm making rabbit stew in a marjoram cream sauce, for the 1st time. (Gonna saute' the innards in the same kind of sauce). Wish me luck.
Thanks for this video...I just (mostly successfully) jointed my first rabbit!
Thank you for that demo I have watch 3 and your was the best nice and clear. I have never cut a rabbit up so I needed some help cheers.
Thank you; enjoy and learn a lot from all your tutorials.
Thank you so much for this, you saved me a half hour of crying over how I should cut up this rabbit for this stew I'm making
Thank you! - I'm making Hasenpfeffer for my company's Christmas Party.
Came across this as I was interested to see some other people joint and cook rabbit. My stew is in the oven as I type. I jointed two wild rabbits. I am happy using a cleaver and often do but for anything like this I use an 8" Santoku. It's my go to knife for almost anything. I prepped all the veg and jointed the rabbit with it. I don't know how I lived without it 20 years ago. My chef's knives barely come off the knife bar these days.
Rabbit bubbling away in some stout and red wine. Hurry up dinner.
I like rabbit meat, but also always very SAD when I have to joint and cook them by myself. I usually wrap the head with kitchen paper so I don't see it, say "I'M SORRY" and "THANKYOU!" before cutting it off.
lol .
I look at it directly in the eyes and say "I warned you that there would be consequences if you played with the hares from the other field".
+Big Dave aren't we all?? :)
You are absolutely right. We do have an UNLIMITED variety of food. Cutlets, belly, ribs, chops, thighs, breasts, shoulders......mmmmmmmmmmm
I'm hungry now.
Don't kill anymore live the nature please don't make it
learn English you fucking fool
+xLord Engiex sorry
Good good I like dis flesh okay
Thanks for a clear video with the camera on the work not on a face. Excellent.
Great work, Keith.
I'm just about to joint a hare, so this was very handy.
Loved the trick of hitting the knife with the rolling pin for a clean cut.
My missus isn't going to believe my newfound skills!
why a rabbit?rabbit is so cut &nice
+yeo jack Don't forget tasty. After all rabbits were domesticated as livestock and have been used as such for two thousand years. They have been pets for what, two hundred years at the most?
Bigrignohio tasty? Rabbit meat is tasty? How bout urs? Tasty? After all u have been human , why dont u become a livestock . U have been human for? 10 to 20 years or 40 at the most , buck up bro
+yeo jack
It sounds like you were trying to insult me but your lack of education is preventing you from communicating effectively. However I will try to respond to what I think you were trying to say. Humans were not domesticated as livestock, unlike rabbits. Humans do not have USDA guidelines for preparation, treatment, etc. Rabbits ARE so covered by the USDA. Rabbits are used for meat on practically every continent. I say practically as I have not seem anything about rabbits in Antarctica (although they would be a suitable source of protein requiring little space). None of this applies to humans. So your argument has no basis in reality.
If you are against the use of rabbit for meat why are you here? I must assume your life is so empty and pointless that the best use for your time is finding things to get angry over?
Bigrignohio
LOL I angry haha , I don't eat rabbit , I eat vegetables , thats why I'm here , pointless? Then why are u wasting time to replying
yeo jack
Because I like calling out ARA and Vegans on their hypocrisy. Also I have a rabbit defrosting and needed to review the video as it has been a little while since my last one.
I have the cages ready, I really need to start raising my own. That way the skills will not get rusty!
Why a rabbit 😥
+Lyndsie Ford Why not? That's what they were domesticated for in the first place.
+Bigrignohio Exactly, you could just as easily say, "why a chicken?" even though they can be kept as pets. Most of these same folks probably wouldn't freak out though.
great video
I really want to eat one, to see what it taste like.
Will be doing this in a few hours, thanks for the video :)
Bull shit
Easy to follow video, thanks
Ate Rabbit with Gravy over Rice, however there is no way in hell will I be skinning, filleting or removing parts what so ever. I cant watch this poor little bunny. Why didn't Jamie do this part himself? let me guess he's squeamish? So he couldn't joint it himself, magine that.
IAmEv3rythang Because this is "how to - Joint a rabbit" ...
I see a link here of him cutting a whole lamb up, don't think he's squeamish. Just have to delegate sometimes when you have a good sized cooking empire going on.
have to you eat evreyting?!
Rabbit is very tasty. More like turkey than chicken -- it's a denser meat than chicken, and extremely lean. Italian recipes typically wrap it in prosciutto, and it's also good with bacon. Or slow-cook, shred the meat and mix with BBQ sauce -- yum yum!
+Cindy Perkins mixing the meats of two different animals together... I'm not even vegan, but that is just grotesque, I'm sorry.
@@Voeris1 You mean, like a bacon cheeseburger? Yum?
@doogie: Of course it's not still alive. Live animals will typically fight or run if someone's trying to disjoint them. :D At least I would!
very helpful video.
Wtf u guys eat rabbits?
+Conze Yes. That is why they are considered livestock.
Bloody hell all these pussys here! If you don't want to fuckin see a rabbit or what ever get jointed then don't fuckin watch it!
calm down tough guy
rabbits are meant for loving, not eating :( my pet rabbit is cuddling with me right now
animal = meat
People often forget that animals are creatures too.
+Sara Harrington And thus can be eaten.
How do you dare to do thait !!!?? I'm like crying right now poor animals!!!!!
do you like vegetables? if people didn't kill these rabbits you would be starving
That rabbit still alive? Thought he would have at least killed it first before doing that to it.
Yes, it's still alive. Of course...
SlyNinja0321 Yea I thought so. I'm always right... Should stop second guessing myself.
+Doogie Spence -facepalms-
he was so weak, so he had help with rolling pin. XD
WTF!!!!
Man, I could never eat rabbit. I ate it once and it wasn't bad exactly it's just that now it reminds me of a pet rabbit I once had. I think the only way I'd eat it is if my parents didn't tell me at all that it was a rabbit because if they did tell me I wouldn't eat it, and if they told me after I'd already eaten I'd get really sad. It's dumb and sort of childish but it's the truth.
I think i ate rabbit once when i was little, but i didn't really like it.
I hope i still don't like rabbit because is a bit expensive and hard to prepare for cooking.
It's free if you can invest in an air rifle.
RawOperation It's only free during hunting seasons and if your local government allows for that species to be hunt, It also depends on the area you live in and the species of rabbits you are hunting, Some species are endangered.There is this thing called the law. =) If everyone was allowed to hunt any animal life for free to get a free meal, or for plain fun... Well I don't think I need to explain what would happen.
+MrMagicalCloud I know of no place in the world where rabbits are considered endangered. For some reason they procreate like . . . well, rabbits. Fortunately they are an easy livestock animal to raise.
+Bigrignohio There are places in the world where rabbits don't live or are endangered and there are quite a few endangered rabbit species. If you find this odd, feel free to do some research into endangered rabbit species. Both domesticated and wild rabbits species can be endangered despite how well they procreate, and humanity can play as much of a big role in it as the rest of nature.
*****
In other words places where rabbits exist only as pets and livestock because that is why THEY WERE BROUGHT THERE (IE not natural to that location)? And please inform us of WHERE rabbits are endangered as I have had no luck finding any such place mentioned.
Jamie never had a pet rabbit before huh? Or a pet pig etc... Of course, that's why his gluttonous ass is pushing 270 lbs.
I had no idea what you were talking about till I googled it. Had such a fucking good laugh man. Perfect.
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oh my god. NOPE
the head is the best part and he threw it away!! :O
+George P Everyone loves a bit of head
+Barrie Sinclair true.
I'd like to try eating rabbit...... probably taste like chicken
The funny thing is is actually does when you stew it.
Folks...meat doesn't magically grow on meat trees...its no more cruel to eat a rabbit than it is a dog than it is a cow. Just because some animals are "pets" doesn't mean anything. I guarantee that almost anyone who raises and kills their own animals for meat farming raise AND kill those animals MASSIVELY MORE HUMANELY than anything you get at the store, or eat prepared at restaurants. Look up debeaked chickens and how baby turkeys get ground up...ALIVE.
Raising your own meat grants you the ability to make sure its 110% cruelty free, and healthy, and gmo/what have you free.
The meat you get from the grocery store is no different from this. Same animals. However, the meat at the store is likely to be from tortured animals too.
FOR VEGGIE HEADS AND VEGANS:
They have proven PLANTS ARE SELF AWARE and FEEL and release chemical screams (such as the smell of cut grass many enjoy) when they are being harmed or killed...so get off your high horses...EVERYTHING DIES. We must kill to live. That is how life is.
Look guys! I found a realist! Its refreshing to see someone in tune with the world, when the majority of the commenters here have their heads in the clouds.
Thankyou finally someone who speaks Logic.
THX YOU
i love the the first part.. However your logic is flawed .., plants do not have a central nervous system, therefore they do not feel pain and the are not sentient. Plus, animals have to eat plants in order for you to eat them. It takes about 12 pounds of grain to yeild only one pound of beef... So a lot more plants have to die in order to raise meat
So true...
I find this cruel to eat rabbits keep them as pets do not kill them
Yet you're still not going to complain about poor little cows, chickens,etc. I mean I'm vegetarian but I don't find this cruel, think of it as natural. We are predators they are prey. If you saw a wolf get an animal for food would you sit there and say "That's so mean!" Probably not because it's how the world works. We are predators, they are our prey.
I have my opinion you have yours
Raechel Demetriez Yes indeed, but i'm just trying to show you their side of understanding, or basically i'm trying to shine a light upon you to show why the other side agrees this is ok.
How is it cruel? You don't even know what the word means.
Anyway, in some parts of the world (including my own), rabbits and hares are invasive species that threaten the native fauna. Though hunting does not contribute substantially to population control, they're not "pets" by any stretch of the imagination.
Thank you verry nice video !! I'm gonna do my first rabbit soon so i think i'll just watch it a couple of times. ;-)
Meat eaters who decide that some animals are too cute to eat baffle me.
Get this out of my fase 🤬😡😠😤😱😢😥😭😭😭💔❌🌎🔥
And now - how to sacrifice a toddler ...
I can't help but contemplate the potential life experiences of you guys who gave my comment thumbs up ;D but thanks anyway.
Right - I am off to the ritual sacr ... I mean, kitchen. I am off to the kitchen. Du-uh. Silly me. Just a chicken in there today, nothing to worry about. Not that there should be any reason to worry to begin with. Just ... Just saying. So I guess that's it then. You can move along now if you wish. Nice day for it.
* Slunks away, sneaking glances *
Too easy! Thanks for the instructions
I have a nice rabbit in the freezer which is why I'm watching this. It is different than jointing chickens. I also learned recently from the same farmers that I got this rabbit from that rabbit is lean. They made a braise and the meat was very dry. So I think I will be using a method that takes advantage of lean mean. I will be keeping the bony bits for stock including head if I have it.
I would have been totally lost without this video. Recently got a rabbit from the butchers and wanted to make a rabbit stew...but I had NO idea how to take it apart!
outstanding!
I think why the popularity of eating rabbit has sunken, is because they are so cute. Just look at one! Lol. I've tried rabbit soup and you're not missing on anything.
FUCK YOU! DONT EAT RABBITS, if you eat rabbits, i eat humans
Go ahead, no one's stopping you (Well except the cops, but that's not my concern)
too late
i was just watching a video of a pet rabbit
:O
feels good right lol
Poor rabbit
...It was already dead. Just because you find them "cute" doesn't invalidate their high worth as a meat animal. They are extremely healthy for you, being leaner than many meats. They also have much more meat on their carcasses than many other animals.
If you are saying this because you find them "cute" or own them as a "pet": Dog and cat is food in Asia, Cows are sacred in India, and Guinea pigs are a popular south american food.
If you are saying this because you don't like the thought of animals being eaten: Plants have been proven to be self aware, and let out chemical SCREAMS (such as the smell of cut grass so many seem to like) when harmed or killed.
WE HAVE TO KILL TO LIVE. It is how the world is. No amount of complaining or "poor rabbit" will change that. At least with animals, you can raise them humanely before they die. The best people will surprise the animals with a bullet to the back of the head: No fear, no stress...
You can use every part instead of just throwing it away! So disrespectful..
***** thanks for this butchery skill
Poor thing:(
This guy is a moron
The video clearly shows the opposite.
but rabbit is my favourite animal :(
so what? Cows are sacred in India, snakes are thousands of peoples pets, dogs are pets here and food in China....
I dont mean to sound racist but thats the best vid I seen for cutting rabbits! Thanks for sharing! gonna use this vid as my instructions!
where is skin?
Another amazing way is to filet out the loins from the back with the belly flaps still on. Roll it up and grill it. Delicious.
how many kg that rabbit?
Thank you for sharing. this video was was great and easy to follow along. Thank you again for teaching me.
Hmmm almost like jointing a chicken
yes its also an animal...
Excellent - just jointed two rabbits which had been killed, skinned and gutted by a friend.
Very easy when you know how - the belly flaps look rather like bunny bacon, I hope they taste good :)
Thanks, this is helpful as I never cut one of these up. As for the rest of the animal lover comments, unless you're a vegan, you have no room to talk. There is a gut pile behind everything you eat.
This video was very helpfull. Thank you. Made for a fun father/daughter moment.
Thanks, Jamie! There's a lot of rabbits in the garden this spring; they are about to meet (meat) their maker.
This isn't only common with Asian countries. The Europeans hunted and ate rabbit for centuries!
I love rabbit cooked with small onions called stifato a Greek dish my daughter loves it too. We were in Greece and we hit a wild hare and we stopped and got it my sis cooked it the next day delicious.
So u ate roadkill?
Its not like we found it dead I hit it and we ate it the next day. People go hunting for them I dont see why you would consider it roadkill???
You hit it with your car on the road.... "ROADKILL" LMAO
Perfect video, just what I needed.
I hope the rabbit gets well
He's just sleeping
It's just a flesh wound.
thanks soo much for uploading! really helpful for when i did my rabbit pie!
Ooh, that sounds good. May I have the recipe? Thanks.
Yum :) I think rabbit is delicious, and if you're grossed out by this, you don't have to watch. No ones putting a gun to your head.
"Caffeteria food should be healthy! Whoy does no one listen?" XD
Awesome vid thanks bro! I made a meal of doing this on the weekend and it came out ok but boney. Next time I'll do it this way!!
If you're like me, doing this for the first time and your largest/heaviest knife is you favourite sharp one... use your second-best knife. I've just put a kink in mine ;-( But the cheap third-hand 15cm Wiltshire knife without the best edge and striking it up the top by the handle got through the spine first go.
Nice job my good man. The "squeamish" are hypocrites.
I don't use joints I use bongs...
PETA would hate this shit LOL. Rabbit is too good though.
actually...PETA would cheer this. They hate all animals and murder thousands of animals every year that could be saved and find homes. They like to SAY they are against animal cruelty but that is a lie.
You are all so pretentious...Once the meat is cut into portions, you're fine. as long as you don't see HOW it's done, right??? ugh.
i'm not the one eating meat and then saying "eew yuck, don't slice it in front of me, this is cruel/disgusting" etc. I eat meat and i do realize that this thigh/breast/whatever used to be part of an animal. If people have such issues with facing what their food looked like before ending up in their plate, they should become raw vegan and stop being part of this disgusting process. Otherwise, be a mature adult and accept the fact that your food was once a cute little bunny.
I followed the video blindly and now on my way to buy a new rolling pin.
I have a pet rabbit whom i love very very much why the fucking hell did i click on this video
+teller of truth Haha this comment made my day lol
it I have a bunny to and its painful to watch and he's wasting a lot of meat
minea minion I bet when in time of starvation you'll eat your rabbit without hesitatiob
dark desires
At least Gordon does his own videos.
Excellent. Many thanks.
I'm no fan of PETA, but to be fair, PETA has never said they don't believe in euthanizing animals in shelters that can't be placed.
My rabbit watches this without even moving
Funny Brothers lol
Poor rabbit, but its meat looks so tender.....must eat!
Don't make the mistake of leaving the rabbit too long without paunching (gutting) or, at least, squeezing out the bladder. Failing to do these things will taint the meat, and don't be tempted to 'hang' your bunny because it's game. Use it as soon as possible after shooting. Skin, joint if required and soak the meat in salted water overnight. Rinse before cooking.
lol people are disliking because it's a bunny? ffs you eat much smarter animals every single day. If you really feel bad about this become a vegetarian.
i'm far from being a guy that likes gore, blood and all sorts of that shit and also definitely a friend of animals but i get a kick out of watching butchery videos. i love meat more than any food.
Head is the best part
anyone else got into this nigthmare from the zelda song? i think i have a new trauma.....i hate you youtube....
mmm,, looks delicious.
I LOVE MEAT!!!!!!!
this vid got a sad feeling over it...
nice job
Ever watch your cuddly house cat torture and kill a shrew, then walk away without eating it?
Tastes like a cat for those who are wondering.
0:20 : Iewww da fuck.
7:50 : Looks yummy.
try soaking them in Pineapple juice in the fridge for a day.
a little gross but if you like it I respect that