Releasing rescued bunny into the wild...
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Hilarious 
At least the child got to see nature as it really is - not rabbits in waistcoats and foxes with monocles and other anthropomorphised twee lies that some parents like to feed their kids.
At least the child got to see nature as it really is - not rabbits in waistcoats and foxes with monocles and other anthropomorphised twee lies that some parents like to feed their kids.
I feed jake the bunnies in waistcoat tales.Hilarious
At least the child got to see nature as it really is - not rabbits in waistcoats and foxes with monocles and other anthropomorphised twee lies that some parents like to feed their kids.
Later on I'll just feed him the bunnies.....
Biker
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Hilarious
At least the child got to see nature as it really is - not rabbits in waistcoats and foxes with monocles and other anthropomorphised twee lies that some parents like to feed their kids.
Bloody 'ell Red better that than the endless slew of ultra violent merchandising cartoons. Leave Peter Rabbit and Rupert be.
resnikov
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Can't work out the species of hawk?
The 'bunny' was probably trying to escape the hawk before it was 'rescued'.
If her persec wasn't so rubbish I'd think it was a set up.
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The 'bunny' was probably trying to escape the hawk before it was 'rescued'.
If her persec wasn't so rubbish I'd think it was a set up.
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I did chuckle at her reaction. I bet she felt great about setting the thing free only to be bird fodder! 
A few years ago I once helped a neighbour butcher a fresh road kill deer at the side of the road. We divided the meat between us and I put mine in a white sack in a plastic box in the back of my LC80. I then went up to Peterhead to collect my daughter, she was 4 at the time. She notice the red stained sack in the back and asked what it was. I told her it was a deer.
"Like Bambi?" she asked
"Yes" I said "a bit like Bambi"
"is it dead"? she said
"yes it is"
"awww " she replied
"Its OK though, we're having it for supper tomorrow"
"Yaay" she said
The next night she had seconds
So sometimes Red you can tell the stories about foxes with manacles, and Bunnies in waistcoats and all they are thinking about is eating them!!!
A few years ago I once helped a neighbour butcher a fresh road kill deer at the side of the road. We divided the meat between us and I put mine in a white sack in a plastic box in the back of my LC80. I then went up to Peterhead to collect my daughter, she was 4 at the time. She notice the red stained sack in the back and asked what it was. I told her it was a deer.
"Like Bambi?" she asked
"Yes" I said "a bit like Bambi"
"is it dead"? she said
"yes it is"
"awww
" she replied"Its OK though, we're having it for supper tomorrow"
"Yaay" she said
The next night she had seconds
So sometimes Red you can tell the stories about foxes with manacles, and Bunnies in waistcoats and all they are thinking about is eating them!!!
Haha thats awesome. .
Children should be shown that in schools, just so they know how nature works!
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Children should be shown that in schools, just so they know how nature works!
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And I'll bet there is another U tube video of a family just around the corner that released their hand reared hawk at the same time
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