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Thread: Killed a baby rabbit today; mommas not coming back yet; should I raise the others?

post 1444119211 05-25-2016, 12:28 PM
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just take a shovel to the others and chop their heads off (or smash them in). Rabbits breed like crazy and will trash your turf, shrubs, and other landscaping. Do yourself a favor and kill them. Or, put them in a cage and drive them to some park 20 or 30 miles away and release them.
post 1444119701 05-25-2016, 12:31 PM
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take the remaining babies to an animal shelter or animal sanctuary in your area. Google it to see where the closest one is and make sure they are a no kill shelter. Sanctuaries dont kill, just raise and take care of them.
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Originally Posted By LukeLissen⏩
**** this ****. It's already bothered me enough as is. I'll decide what to do with the babies when I wake up in the morning.
Knowing you, you're probably going to murder them with your weedeater while you fap, you sick murderer.

Notsrs.
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post 1444120491 05-25-2016, 12:36 PM
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Originally Posted By KingKringe⏩
reminds me of a baby pigeon i found on the the street, she looked so scared i couldn't leave her behind(fell from her nest and apparently had 0 injuries, the fall was 12 ft high aswell).

pics:

last one, she still visits sometimes, i feed her and she lets me touch her.
Good job dave man.

Had the same thing happen to me when I was a kid except it was a crow. It was really small and couldn't fly so I caught it and took it home. I'd let it sit on my shoulder and then ran around the backyard to make it flap it's wings and 'train' it. After like 2-3 weeks it was able to fly small distances.

A month later 2 bigger crows were sitting in our backyard and wouldn't go away from the cage. We assumed they were the parents so I opened the small crow's cage and it flew off with the 2 big crows. Feels good mayne.
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post 1444122621 05-25-2016, 12:49 PM
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Please don't choose drowning to put animals down, it's incredibly inhumane.
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post 1444123481 05-25-2016, 12:54 PM
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UPDATE: Based on some good advice, I put the two baby rabbits back in the nest hole with some plastic gloves on at about 5 am this morning.

About 6 am, I saw momma rabbit come back to the nest. We've seen her all around the area of the shelters today as we've been outside in the back yard planting some plants.

I'm not sure if she has just those two or also gathered up the other two that ran and hid, but I'm not gonna go back down there for a few days at least, to give her some time to recoup and renest.
post 1444125691 05-25-2016, 01:08 PM
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Pretty sure the mom will kill the babies because a miscer touched them.
post 1444176811 05-25-2016, 06:46 PM
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Originally Posted By KingKringe⏩

Right in the feels,

dat baby pigeon all alone in a box..
post 1444178011 05-25-2016, 06:54 PM
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Originally Posted By LukeLissen⏩
but I'm not gonna go back down there for a few days at least, to give her some time to recoup and renest.
Well at least they have a week of peace until

"HERE'S JOHNNY!!!"
post 1444178621 05-25-2016, 06:58 PM
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post 1444178741 05-25-2016, 06:58 PM
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Originally Posted By MrGreenTea⏩
Don't be so hard on OP. He had good intentions in a moment of panic. Smashing it's head in would have been quicker but either way is brutal. In any case, it is done, and now OP is trying to help the baby bunnies.

OP, you should either raise them or give them to someone who will. Their mom is not going to take them back.

I used to have a rabbit. If you're wondering what they are like; they are cute but they smell, they shed, and they are pretty dumb. Overall, I found it pretty unrewarding to raise a rabbit. On the plus side, they can recognize you and show you simple affection (they purr like cats when you pet them and they will sit on or close to you), some of them can respond by name and learn simple tricks. You can potty train them to use cat litter as well.
this. he had good intentions, not as if he wanted to make the bunny's day bad.
post 1444179241 05-25-2016, 07:01 PM
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ISIS level brutality from opie here.



But on a serious note, you did the right thing bro. Sad that it happened for sure...(nm read the update, gjdm)
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post 1444180691 05-25-2016, 07:10 PM
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you drowned this??????













fck..
post 1444181561 05-25-2016, 07:16 PM
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Originally Posted By LukeLissen⏩
UPDATE: Based on some good advice, I put the two baby rabbits back in the nest hole with some plastic gloves on at about 5 am this morning.

About 6 am, I saw momma rabbit come back to the nest. We've seen her all around the area of the shelters today as we've been outside in the back yard planting some plants.

I'm not sure if she has just those two or also gathered up the other two that ran and hid, but I'm not gonna go back down there for a few days at least, to give her some time to recoup and renest.
Nice, OP. You did the right thing, hopefully she has the others
Originally Posted By doughnutking⏩
Well at least they have a week of peace until

"HERE'S JOHNNY!!!"
fuk, probably shouldn't laugh but damn
post 1444184751 05-25-2016, 07:33 PM
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just lol at raising another male's offspring you cuck
post 1444189351 05-25-2016, 07:57 PM
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lmao a rock to the head is 10x worse than drowning
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post 1444189921 05-25-2016, 08:01 PM
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My dogs got into a nest the other day in my yard and killed like 10 of them. SRS. They were a lot smaller like the size of a mouse and couldnt even open there eyes yet. My neighborhood is overrun with rabbits for some reason.
post 1444190031 05-25-2016, 08:01 PM
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Originally Posted By Killerflect⏩
just lol at raising another male's offspring you cuck
Fukn lmao. Misc never fails to amuse. OP you better phukn either you leave the rabbit family alone or make it your mission to give them a good phukn life brah. Seriously phukd up what you did man accident or not.
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post 1444190691 05-25-2016, 08:05 PM
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dude wrecked a whole rabbit family with his lawnmower
post 1444191461 05-25-2016, 08:09 PM
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This looks like a standard american vole to me.
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Originally Posted By LukeLissen⏩
UPDATE: Based on some good advice, I put the two baby rabbits back in the nest hole with some plastic gloves on at about 5 am this morning.

About 6 am, I saw momma rabbit come back to the nest. We've seen her all around the area of the shelters today as we've been outside in the back yard planting some plants.

I'm not sure if she has just those two or also gathered up the other two that ran and hid, but I'm not gonna go back down there for a few days at least, to give her some time to recoup and renest.
I thought people said the mom would eat the kids if you put them back after touching them?
post 1444193211 05-25-2016, 08:21 PM
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I read every post.


You say you drowned said injured bugs bunny....


Did you just throw him in the water or did you hold him under. I need to know. And no, there is no wrong choice boyo. Please advice.
post 1444199661 05-25-2016, 09:00 PM
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Originally Posted By Spill512⏩
I thought people said the mom would eat the kids if you put them back after touching them?
Do rabbits eat meat?
To be continued....
post 1444202581 05-25-2016, 09:18 PM
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First you take your swirl of doom machine and cut away the camouflage surrounding their home.
Now their home is exposed to all the wile e coyotes and dive bombing hawks waiting to kill the rest of the familty.
Then you take your gut cutting, brain lashing, skin lacerating, blades of chaos, and cut the throat of one of the sister rabbits.
While she is sitting there dying, having uncontrolled seizures due to her internals being exposed to air, trying to fight off the maggots and flesh eating beetles invading her body...
You scoop her up with you cold dark hands of hell and place her in a bucket of fridges water, and commence the drowning.
She sits there fully submerged in water fighting while staring back up at you thinking..."What did I do to deserve this."
Then OP tosses the body in a dumpster after her lungs fill with water and she chokes.











































































Your a monster. Rot in hell
To be continued....
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Originally Posted By tornister⏩
if she wont come back, raise them
I will never understand why humans think this way lol.
Imagine a miscer coming to your house and slaughtering your family, then discovering a 5 year old version of you...he decides to kidnap you and raise you as his own.
lmfaooooo
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Originally Posted By MyBaddBrah⏩
lmao a rock to the head is 10x worse than drowning
I think so also.

Originally Posted By Spill512⏩
I thought people said the mom would eat the kids if you put them back after touching them?
Based on reading from experts, that is a myth. This evening before sunset, I had my binoculars and I saw her down there loving on them. She is a good momma rabbit. She's been here for several years.

Originally Posted By Zerophuckslivin⏩
I read every post.


You say you drowned said injured bugs bunny....


Did you just throw him in the water or did you hold him under. I need to know. And no, there is no wrong choice boyo. Please advice.
He was mangled far beyond repair and I knew he was in pain. His face was completely lifted off and was on top of his head, and he had a slice on his neck and one on his side. It was bad. I prayed to God to please forgive me. I picked him up and held him under water. He kicked for about the first 10-15 seconds, and then went limp.


What a lot of people don't know is that drowning unconsciousness happens very rapidly. Much more rapidly than most people know. Once the water goes into the lungs, the body goes limp and unconsciousness quickly follows. That's exactly what happened with this lil fella.
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I'm gonna go back down there in a few days once they've had time to readjust and try to get some pics. I'll post em here.
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Jesus Christ this thread is fukked up lmao. Poor bunny, giving me feels srs. You better raise the other two and train them into warrior bunnies OP. That will be your only solace from this.
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You actually drowned it?

Why not fill the bucket of water up and drop it on the rabbit? This would crush it and kill it instantly. The **** is wrong with you
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to those that dont know, rabbit milk is extremely high in calories. mother rabbits feed their young for only a few minutes maybe 2-3 times a day, just because the mother is not around much does not mean she is not feeding her children.

cottontail bunnies are cute as fuk op, i hope you do your research and take care of them. but wild bunnies are extremely scared animals, and theres a good chance they will legit drop dead because of fear, they are pretty different from domesticated rabbits
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