Stupid Question...Rabbit Antlers?
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Alyss, thank for being brave enough to ask.  You deserve a straight answer.  No such thing as a rabbit/hare/jackrabbit with antlers.\n\nSuch a critter is called a "jackalope" and is fabricated by imaginative taxidermists to confound the gullible.  It is a joke.  Some look quite real, though.  The idea comes from the fact that male rabbits are called...  Bucks!\n\nH
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to add on to QuestionWyrm, they ARE in matter of fact ascii signs. THe one you are asking about in fact is an arrow through some bunny ears?\n\n>>--( V )-->\n    ('.')\n   ('')('')\n\nThere are also more...for example >>--|)---> which could be a bow and arrow.
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I am!! I have stopped eating Trix and I don't buy it anymore for my kids because of that! I think it's cruel and they should make enough Trix that both kids and rabbits (and adults) can each have enough. So for now we are eating frosted flakes as the tiger gets to eat it too :-)))
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It's required to play those reindeer games...\n\nOnly caribou (aka reindeer) females grow antlers.
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THE HORNY HARE has soft rabbit ears. It is very unique, just let it take over! The smooth latex shaft is dimpled with pleasure nubs that’ll tickle your love zones. Use the curved ears to stimulate your g-spot or for sweet new sensations. Or try cupping his balls for a ‘humming’ buzz he’ll love! 9” long and up to 2” thick; multi-speed vibe runs on 2 AA batteries. It's around $20
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I have found 1 to 2 weeks before rut begins, and then only "tickle" the antlers. I would only rattle loudly during the actual rut. Contact a state biologist to determine the rut in your area!
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They kind of look like evil easter bunnies, don't they?
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I was in the jeweltry biz for quite a while, so what I would tell you is to look for a religious ring, not a plain band.  Plain bands are used all the time as wedding rings and you made it clear that's not your thing.  Take a look around.  You can find great looking rings (for males and females alike) that are religiously based, i.e. with crosses on them, doves, that kind of thing.  That way you can still inscribe the verse inside.  Byt the way, I love LOVE that idea.  Good one!!
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Um... What? Are you referring to the energiser (or duracell) bunny rabbit thing. Is this some reference to a comic strip or cartoon such as this one:\n\nhttp://www.us.imdb.com/title/tt0038880/usercomments\n\nDo you have a slightly dodgy grasp of the English language?\nAre you on some sort of medication?\nDid you somehow manage to misplace somewhere the part of your question that would have made it make sense?\n\nOr are you just mental?
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TRIX is for kids but only on a rare occasion is an adult allowed to have a very small bowl just to check the freshness of them. If the rabbit finds out an adult is eating them for any other reason it's pellets for them.
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Well the boys next door make "West coast snowmen"...basically three pieces of a log {rounds}...One big one medium and one small...They nail those together add twig arms ...I can't remember what the used for eyes nose and mouth but use your imagination....You get the idea....They are really cute and look great out on the porch or in the yard...The boys sell them for 15- 20 dollars and they are 2-3 feet tall!....Have fun!\n\nOf course these will sell better in November and December\n\nYou could add a baby scarf from the buckstore to jazz i up
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A Broken Snaffle I believe it is called. I have never seen it spelt. I just know what they look like when I buy them for my horses. I see most web sites call them Tom Thumbs.
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I've never seen the show.  Perhaps this website can help you id them:  http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Rabbits
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Not likely. He probably saw a white tail that was a little dark. Blacktail are strictly a Pacific Northwest deer.\n\nWhitetails are Odocoileus virginianus\nhttp://www.mnh2.si.edu/education/mna/image_info.cfm?species_id=231\n\nIt is easier to tell them apart by the antlers than the tail color. Blacktail and muleys have a main antler beam that goes up then branches. Whitetails have a main antler beam that goes forward and the tines go up. \n\nSome animal lists don't even include the Blacktail. They say that they are a subspecies of Mule Deer. \nOdocoileus hemionus\nhttp://www.mnh2.si.edu/education/mna/image_info.cfm?species_id=229\n\n\nThis link tells you more than you will ever need to know about blackies.\nhttp://www.blacktailcountry.com/html/blkpage.htm\n\nIn the field, I can't actually tell the difference between mule deer and blacktails, but I think the horns hanging in my garage are blacktail.\n\nKeep your muzzle in a safe direction!\nLeigh M\nhttp://www.NWSafe.org
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It depends on what kind you have.  I used to have 4 different rabbits... The himalayan ones are really nice but really freaky looking! If you want one, that's the one I'd suggest!
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Easter was a pagen holiday, for fertility. I know this is cliche, but have you ever heard the term "Multipling like rabbits"? Ergo - Bunnies. I am not entirely certain that is why the bunny is there, but I am certain easter was a fertility holiday.
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You are lucky... I found a website EXACTLY for this...\n\nHere is the link.... http://www.rabbit.org/faq/sections/orphan.html\n\nPlease do message me on how the baby rabbit is doing. Would be more than happy if you can even send some pictures...\n\nThanks..\n\n.:Fishie:.