Here bunny, bunny
Globe and Mail
Vancouver - So, in order to control the rabbit population of Richmond, B.C. (Those Ravaging Rabbits -- B.C. edition, July 3), the plan is to shoot nets out of cannons, then run really fast to catch the rabbits before they escape? Trapping animals and moving them to a new location, where presumably there are no crops to ravish and thus a greatly diminished food supply, so they slowly starve to death, hardly meets my definition of "humane."[!-- /Summary --] Of course, the masterminds behind this plan are probably the same people who, through putting coyotes into animal shelters, have contributed to the current population problem by eliminating some of the natural predation. Shooting the rabbits is the most humane option available at this point. Aside from which, rabbit meat is low fat and would taste lovely grilled alongside some garden-fresh vegetables.
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