How to Cook a Rabbit in the Woods

by jake hemrick

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Intro: How to Cook a Rabbit in the Woods

I killed a rabbit today and figured I would share with you guys how I cooked it primitively in the forest with just a knife!

STEP 1: Skin and Gut

First you must skin and quarter the rabbit.

STEP 2: Collect Wood and Start a Fire

Start a fire and add fuel to cook your rabbit over.

STEP 3: Making a Spit

Cut down three small saplings. Two must come to a fork and be sharpened at the end and shoved into the ground. The next one is smaller and smooth and sharpened at one or both ends.

STEP 4: Cook Your Rabbit

Stick the small sapling through the piece of meat. Put it over the fire until it appears cooked. Next step is to chow down!

9 Comments

cletusfornortnor 9 years ago

awesome outback feast,show some more if you get a chance.

Arr0gantExp3rt7 10 years ago

Ok for people like me: the city folk, what do you eat??

jake hemrick 10 years ago

It was a quick death, and a good eat. People kill other people everyday just for the hell of it, I killed it to eat and use

MrE 10 years ago

Hey Jake Found this thought you might like to know about it, just in case you didn't already know about it, WARNING, WARNING, WARNING, Danger ahead will robinson. These links may be unsettling for some and are definitely "NSFW".

http://i.imgur.com/rnCjV.jpg

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Do not look if you are weak of stomach.

live_for_the_beauty 10 years ago

Poor rabbit. Unless it's 100% real raw survival, I can't see how anyone would have the heart to kill a fluffy little bunny, probably only out for a little sniff and hop.

MrE 10 years ago

I know you call it fluffy little bunny but you have to remember they are considered food meat in many, many places. In fact in Australia they are a nuisance. There were a few breeding pairs released on a island off the coast and then they got got on to the mainland. Now they are eating all the food that other species use for themselves and are now driving some species to extinction. So eating an invasive species is completely justified as opposed to mass slaughter and poisoning which are then left to rot for no good reason. If I remember correctly there are even some industries opening up that process the meat and sell it like any other food meat product. Also it is very lean and healthy, in fact in survival situations you can lose too much needed fat if you eat it for too long and die. As for the REAL RAW survival after 3 days of no real food that would be the best meal you had eaten in a while. Remember "hunger is the best spice".

philip42 10 years ago

As opposed to a chicken, pig, or cow?

chokapi 10 years ago

First you must soon and quarter a rabbit, huh? Kind of mailing it on there, hey Elmer Rudd?