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walked down to my barn and seen this one with his back to me .
so shot him and went to pick it up and seen this.

second one i have shot in the barn like this.
but got 2 more young ones as well .

Now that literally is too long in the teeth..makes you wonder why they never managed to erode as normal.
I bet he hated sneezing

BBF

I haveshot one like this before. Makes you wonder how they manage to stay well fed with their teeth not quite working properly

Patch the rabbit, our deceased pet bunny used to have his teeth filed for this problem,douglas the replacment pet rabbit has been ok

"Douglas"
Bet you call him "Dug"
or "Digger"

Nice shooting again mate .

GrandadG wrote:"Douglas"
Bet you call him "Dug"
or "Digger"

He came named douglas and he is a douglas through and through, funny little fella he is and yes he digs the lawn

roadrunner wrote:Patch the rabbit, our deceased pet bunny used to have his teeth filed for this problem,douglas the replacment pet rabbit has been ok

You ate Patch?

we used too have two pet rabbits....until the fox took a fancy too they`re heads

my wife and daughter named them ginger and spot I just called them..... pastry and gravy

Timmytree wrote:

roadrunner wrote:Patch the rabbit, our deceased pet bunny used to have his teeth filed for this problem,douglas the replacment pet rabbit has been ok

You ate Patch?

The late patch and the currant douglas are the reason i carnt take shot bunnies home for the pot, mrs runner says douglas will smell his cousin cooking and he may get a complex,hhhmmmm