There's a better way to do this.

Let me show you a better way.

A better way.

And we are live. And we are live. Welcome folks to episode 3, 529 of the survival podcast. This episode begins at least a three-part

series because that's how many people I haven't responded to my request to talk about rabbits,

to talk about rabbits. To talk about rabbits.

I personally think that rabbits are one of the most sustainable and best meat animals

for home production that there is. I'm not saying not to feed them with pellets or anything

but you know if you had to if you have grass and clover and fodder trees you can feed rabbits

for no money out of pocket. They are that makes them

incredibly sustainable. They produce a wonderful manure that is a

excellent fertilizer composted or straight out of the bunny and there's just a lot of

support a lot of options a lot of a lot of the work's been done there's different ways

to raise them hutches colony all kinds of things and it just basically will fit anybody's needs and I'll forget people ask me well Jack if all that's true why don't you raise rabbits

Well, I don't need one more thing to do number two my wife won't eat them and if I'm gonna be the only one eating them

I'll do other things but I really

think this is a fantastic subject and since I don't really know what I'm doing because I've never

actually raised rabbits just eating them and most of the rabbits I've eaten you know

involved a shotgun in a dog to acquire the rabbit I thought I'd bring some people on

they could talk about that so I have Amy Lambert on and she'll be with us in just a

moment hopefully I said her last name right she can correct me if Lambert on and she'll be with us in just a moment.

Hopefully I said her last name right, she can correct me if I did not.

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