lucky rabbit foot?

i want one do i have to go out and kill a rabbit and make it from that or can i just buy one?

If you go out and kill a rabbit to steal its wee footsie, I'll never speak to you again!

and it obviously wasn't lucky for the rabbit , what makes you think it would be any better for you

Eleanor wrote:If you go out and kill a rabbit to steal its wee footsie, I'll never speak to you again!

Dave wrote:and it obviously wasn't lucky for the rabbit , what makes you think it would be any better for you

+ 1 !!

Buy one!

you really dont want to buy one, they get fleas.

i would buy one, may be your local butcher..................why do you want a lucky foot?

they dont bring good luck. karma wise they bring bad luck.

what give you good luck then?

Nothing, hence why its luck (sorry!)

I'm not really superstitius anymore although I used to be

You make your own luck in my view! Do good and you will be rewarded. lol

i gave blood, help people what else can i do

stop ranting

Steve wrote:what give you good luck then?

Choosing six really good numbers that also coincide with the ones the lottery machine chooses.

the Chinese have a lucky cat that is meant to bring good fortune,the paw moves to beckon luck to you.

Kathy wrote:

Steve wrote:what give you good luck then?

Choosing six really good numbers that also coincide with the ones the lottery machine chooses.

Just make sure you buy the ticket also

I always have loads of rabbit feet in the freezer (attached to rabbits mind) but if your ever up this way your welcome to one doubt there very lucky though

ella wrote:I always have loads of rabbit feet in the freezer (attached to rabbits mind) but if your ever up this way your welcome to one doubt there very lucky though

I think its just lucky you caught the rabbit in the first place ;0) i had a friend who was nicknamed phsyco sporton and i took him with me to empty snares...he went nuts and let all the buggers go...seems he had a heart although misguided

snares are nasty vile things and they should be illegal in my opinion.

Thought snares where banned

Only the self locking ones, the legal ones are supposed to slacken when the animal stops struggling, but a wild animal will not stop struggling until it is practically dead.

Moo will catch things, fair game in my eyes, but I hate traps

janey wrote:

Moo will catch things, fair game in my eyes, but I hate traps

definitely fair game the boys will catch things to.

Hayley wrote:snares are nasty vile things and they should be illegal in my opinion.

I thought they already were. We used to go pull em up and free rabbits caught in them. They are very cruel and we used to find that most were caught by legs and as they tugged it cut in deeper. The farmers used to think that cos it was on the fens and middle of nowhere they could get away with anything. Wed prob set free around a dozen a week and pull up loads of snares, they are so cruel. Dont get me wrong im not against vermin control but there is a right and wrong way of going about things. Even my nutball mate could see that.

janey wrote:

Moo will catch things, fair game in my eyes, but I hate traps

I feel the same. I would never set Lexi on anything, but if something walks into her pen its their own fault! lol

Wildlife law is a very complex thing, you're not allowed to wilfully harm an animal but you are allowed to kill it using various barbaric methods. Which is a little bit of a contradiction to me. One thing you are not allowed to do is drown it though, or bash it in the head. Or spike it, or strangle it lol. But your allowed to shot the hell out of it, rip it apart with dogs or ferrets (albeit a very fast way to die unless its only one animal), burn it to death, suffocate with smoke/gas.

And things liek grey squirrels, if you catch one you are legally bound to kill or have it killed.

Like i said, wildlife law is very strange.

Greys are classed as vermin and can be killed with the same laws as rats.
I used to shoot rats on a farm but even then the farmer wanted to see my rifle skills as he hated woundings which is something i always respected him for. His passion for all life was fantastic and he wouldnt allow you on his land unless you could do a clean shot. for me it ment i kept and bread fancy rats for 9 years as i marveld at there brains after hunting them. And i have some very very strange stories about em, not to mention a big boy destroying a barrier to be next to his mate while she had his babies. He slept outside her cage all night bless him.

Rats are amazing, i love them. Still not allowd to drown a rat though !lol

We have rats at my course. I didn't realize their enclosure had been merged in the twilight room, so I screamed when one ran up my leg.

haha wimp!

I'd have done more than scream , they proper freak me out

All Ya'll make me laugh my self to bits.

ella wrote:haha wimp!

Nu-uh! I'm not scared of rats - I love them! It just doesn't take much to make me jump.

Dave wrote:I'd have done more than scream , they proper freak me out

The ones we have are cute, though. A couple are trained!

Fryfogle29 wrote:All Ya'll make me laugh my self to bits.

We do try!

In all seriousness though, I don't believe in lucky rabbit feet. Or the idea that if you're a good person, only good things will happen to you. It just isn't how the world works, sadly. Bad things can still happen to good people - I just think it depends on how you react to those bad things and whether or not you are able to focus on the positive.