Why Don't Australian Farmers Eat Wild Rabbits - Dealing With Invasive Wild Rabbits - Video

Why Don't Australian Farmers Eat Wild Rabbits - Dealing With Invasive Wild Rabbits
Amazing Ingenious Agriculture Inventions| Agriculture Technology Therefore, farmers will need to spend $10,000 to $40,000 a year to vaccinate a farm of 1000 rabbits which is so expensive that rabbit meat in Australia is considered one of the expensive meats that only Served in high-end restaurants.

As for the meat of the wild rabbits first they all get infected and no one wants to eat the meat of the sick animals and secondly the wild rabbits make their meat tough and sinewy because So it has no culinary value. So that's how Australians secretly treat rabbits the same way we treat rats and we don't eat rats.
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