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by scubabob on November 1st, 2006
If it's properly prepared and cooked, there shouldn't be an issue. Thumper is especially good BBQ'd. The best meat is on the back, I found. I wasn't big on leg.
by TheAnswerer on November 1st, 2006
No. But if you ate it without cleaning it or anything, you could get a disease. Maybe an infection. Killing a rabbit and getting a disease doesn't seem possible.
by JUSTNORMAL on November 1st, 2006
Yes you very well can get ill from eating rabbits. They can carry all sorts of diseases, they can pick up anywhere. All I can say is I WOULDNT DARE!
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