>>410
that is one big-ass rodent tbh

Has anyone ate a rabbit? I heard it used to be a staple food before chickens got industrialized. I wouldn't mind trying some. A rabbit farm sounds more comfy than a chicken farm too

>>498
I prefer to befriend them, not eat them
Some people consider them a nuisance, they are rodents after all so they can chew up plants and stuff pretty quick
They are good for fertilizing the soil, they naturally shorten grass so no need for lawnmowing and they're fluffy and cute

>>498
Wild rabbits are delicious. I grew up in the country and hunting rabbits was a normal part of that.

>>502
That's barbaric, but such is nature, some animals are predatory towards other animals

>>504
Now the tables have turned
Go get them police bun!

>>503
Ehh, in my experience vegans are batshit insane. If God didn't want us to eat animals He wouldn't have made them with meat.

We used to have a pet rabbit when I was a little kid, he was grey so naturally we named him Thumper. I think my dad found him in the garden and somehow managed to capture him, so we just kept him as a pet. My parents gave him a little rabbit hutch, provided food, water, etc, but he was still a wild cunt who liked to kick, bite, and scratch anyone that went near him, so I never got to hold him or play with him or anything. We went on holiday one year and gave him to our neighbours to look after (they had lots of pets, so we assumed he was in good hands), but by the time we came back he was dead. Not sure of the cause, could've been neglect, could've been old age, I don't think we ever knew how old he was so it could well have been that.

RIP Thumper, you cranky old bastard.

>>515
Well some people take issue with eating of certain animals, like ones used as pets, like dogs, cats, bunnies..
Doesn't necessarily mean they don't eat any meat
>>516
I guess some bunnies can actually defend themselves like that, don't know if they get rabies, I've never seen one get violent before, usually they just run away

Buns r cute

When I was deer hunting last week I saw 6 cottontail rabbits!

Why doesn't /bun/ get its own board like /otter/?

>>830 Good question, maybe no one thought of it Most of the boards themed as threads here were under rated board ideas found while browsing the old 8chan Thing is also about running or managing a board, that task seems daunting to most, even if they like bunnies or whatever else they might like a board about. I was lucky enough that there are places close to me where I can find semi wild or wild bunnies easily certain places sort of sheltered them so they gathered to numbering hundreds there. Its my dream to one day have a place of my own with its own bunny preserve

>>831 >Thing is also about running or managing a board, that task seems daunting to most, even if they like bunnies or whatever else they might like a board about. It's easy to run a board, I had and have several. Especially if it's about a small niche topic that only gets a handful of interested anons. >I was lucky enough that there are places close to me where I can find semi wild or wild bunnies easily certain places sort of sheltered them so they gathered to numbering hundreds there. Its my dream to one day have a place of my own with its own bunny preserve A noble goal indeed.

>>832 Well, its just my experience, I did ask around if someone would be interested in claiming the /bun/ board while I was on 8chan, but no one was up for it out of the ones I asked, yet their interests were bunnies for sure. I had a board already at the time and other things to deal with so that was that. I saw an interview with someone who had a place with a lot of bunnies in real life and he said "they mostly own themselves" apparently the bunnies just emerged from the wild while feed was being spread near the house since the inhabitant lived in a bakery and had lots of leftovers

>>832 It can also be difficult to get activity for the boards, especially when there are a lot of boards and they don't stand out and have difficulty advertizing for reasons like where are they going to advertize? Most visitors are also lurkers who don't post

I'm more into dogs and birds, but there's something really cute about the way rabbits look.

Good thread.

>>1140 Poor little dead bunny.

>>1141 Don't worry, doomguy will avenge daisy. Spoilered for extreme gore and non-cuteness.

>>395 How does one see a difference between bunnies, rabbits, or hares?

>>1151 It's very hard to tell the difference if you're not up close and it's for that reason bald men often get rabbit tattoos on their heads. They look like hares from a distance.