Bun Thread Hare down there edition

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>>2134723

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>>2134723

This is one of my favorites

Hares are more delicious and less of a pest than bunnies. Fuck bunnies, Hare master springer.

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>>2134729
Me too anon

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>>2134723
a bunny nest for you.

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>>2134723

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There are always buns in my yard and I adore them. Here's a picture of a smol bun that ventured inside while I had my door open.

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>>2134723
How to become friends with wild buns??

>>2134723
>>2134727
>>2134729
Weird. Wild hares aren't supposed to be that tame.

>>2137542
Patience and bribery I guess.

So, I adopted a bun in January, and she was quite afraid of me, but I figgured out if I rub her behind her head, she likes that a bunch.

and tonight, I picked her up and held her for the first time without her freaking the fuck out. I petted and cuddled her! it was great! I didn't even get peed on.

I am making it happen anons, I am going to be the bunwizard

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>>2137542
Just have to hang out with the buns and then they start coming up

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>>2138315

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>>2134723
A field mouse hides from bun so as not to get bopped

>>2138322
Is its name really Foo Foo

i want to __________ the bunny

>>2136262
What a beautiful rabbit

>>2137529
Feeding them, then as a result they become dependent on you, just like a lot of wild animals

Would they die if you went away for a while? Or would they just go back eventually to finding their own food?

>>2140872
Rabbits eat grass and weeds. They are surrounded by food 24/7 they don't need to work hard to forage like other animals. They instead leisurely browse vegetation that they like to eat.