This bush rat has so many various types of dangerous micro organisms inside it. Its dangerous if (you must) eaten without thorough washing and thourogh cooking. Any part left not fully cooked or roasted is a potential disease cause. Roasting leaves some parts raw.

Lostz:


life is survival of the fittest. even humans must survive

I hope humans don't start eating one another when the time comes.

Na rabbit Una DA call rat, one of the sweetest meat in the world

DahOriginal:
Well this little lady has been causing serious havoc in our fa. Dedicated to our very own lala dis lockdown soft oooo

this your own dey learn see below

LaIabobo:
I don miss Bush meat o.

I remember that year for J4 forest in Ijebu.

We'll tell the hunters what exactly we want and under few hours they'll deliver it. Sometimes half dead.

Wash it down with Emu oguro.

same j4 along ijebuode-ore road? If it is then that place must be something. They always bring me antelope and grasscutters anytime i pass through

KanuSE:

I hope humans don't start eating one another when the time comes.

there will always be enough animals for us

Chai! As if corona is not enough

Your location pls.....on my way with enough up wine with Hero beer

NaijaOlosho:
Some people still eating rat
Disgusting

Na so rat dey big for your village

folake4u:
"Free the animal" people will soon land

LMAO. Lemme call my fellow activists. This is bush meat murder. This is a crime punishable under the law.

BEWARE OF CORO CORO OH!

NaijaOlosho:
[s]Some people still eating rat

Disgusting [/s]

You know nothing

DateMynd44:
how did u kill it?
These rodents have destroyed all our crops and wrecked havoc on our farms and they're too fast and smart to be caught.

You don't chase after them. There is this local method someone introduced to us 7 years ago. It trapped 13 bush rodents in three days.
Now, they don't even dare touch our farm.
Nah traces of big animals we now see and that too, another local chief said he will teach us how to chase them next week.

BabyApple:
please i need korope on hire purchase.

na koropon dey available fr here

Avoid bush meat at all cost; Bush meat transmit diseases and virus (Coronavirus, Ebola)

dejavuh0007:
This ur pot of soup looks like something outta a horror movie.

Was just waiting for this comment.. Owner too form posh for this forum and nothing dey owner yansh.. Empty vessels

@Poster, please confirm that is not a giant rat?

Yemmyteespeed007:
Enjoy your free meat thn

AM INTO ELECTRONICS REPAIRS TOO

layi:


same j4 along ijebuode-ore road? If it is then that place must be something. They always bring me antelope and grasscutters anytime i pass through

Yes that same J4.
The place is the huge forest. Even tropical elephants dwell inside there.

DateMynd44:
how did u kill it?
These rodents have destroyed all our crops and wrecked havoc on our farms and they're too fast and smart to be caught.

You don't go chasing them around.

Go get some solid traps. Set them, Bury them a little in the soil near your crops, strategic positions.

Then make sure you include a bait that the rodents will not be able to resist. And wait for them to fall into your trap. It usually works overnight.

I used to snare them that way whenever I was in my home town. But I often gave them or simply threw them away because I don't eat flesh.

But always go ready. Sometimes, the traps don't kill them off so they stay alive until the next AM. Then we would finish them off with the butt of my late grand-dad's gun or a machete.

I hope this helps a bit.

DahOriginal:
Well this little lady has been causing serious havoc in our farm house destroying food from the ground along with its cohorts.... everyday for the thief one day for the owner...na inside pot baba land ooo. Dedicated to our very own lala dis lockdown soft oooo

Wow your happy you killed it right? Well feel like a hero cuz that animal you're holding, we don't hunt them at my grandma side, we hand picks them for fun. Rat is hard to catch compare to this. Last time when I took my babe to grandam side, I taught her how to catch them and it was fun. They are not sweet cuz they are too many there.

When u catch corona viruse now , you will start blaming china

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Yorubas call am òkété.
Cane rat in English.

mansakhalifa:


You don't go chasing them around.

Go get some solid traps. Set them, Bury them a little in the soil near your crops, strategic positions.

Then make sure you include a bait that the rodents will not be able to resist. And wait for them to fall into your trap. It usually works overnight.

I used to snare them that way whenever I was in my home town. But I often gave them or simply threw them away because I don't eat flesh.

But always go ready. Sometimes, the traps don't kill them off so they stay alive until the next AM. Then we would finish them off with the butt of my late grand-dad's gun or a machete.

I hope this helps a bit.

thanks brother.
I Hope it works on squirrels cos that's our thorn in the flesh.
BTW why don't u eat flesh?

This post is nonsense you kill rabit (okete) you are calling it big Bush meat lalastica if you have nothing to post mod rabit is a common animal that you find them around habitation this days in cities ,town and villages

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You don't chase after them. There is this local method someone introduced to us 7 years ago. It trapped 13 bush rodents in three days.
Now, they don't even dare touch our farm.
Nah traces of big animals we now see and that too, another local chief said he will teach us how to chase them next week.[/quote).
Abeg where your farm dey?

DateMynd44:
thanks brother.
I Hope it works on squirrels cos that's our thorn in the flesh.
BTW why don't u eat flesh?

Just squirrels?? I thought you were talking about those bigger rodents.

Then you don't need such big traps. But get as many traps as possible cos those creatures are damn prolific.


Just get enough corn or groundnuts, fruits and you know the rest. In your trap.

DahOriginal:
Well this little lady has been causing serious havoc in our farm house destroying food from the ground along with its cohorts.... everyday for the thief one day for the owner...na inside pot baba land ooo. Dedicated to our very own lala dis lockdown soft oooo

Please wait a minute because I'm very close to your domain with my flusher

Plut01:



You don't chase after them. There is this local method someone introduced to us 7 years ago. It trapped 13 bush rodents in three days.
Now, they don't even dare touch our farm.
Nah traces of big animals we now see and that too, another local chief said he will teach us how to chase them next week.

Abeg where your farm dey?

The current deplorable state of Nairaland is clearly reflected by the stock of threads that make frontpage nowadays.
Shame.

Mr Seun you urgently need a revamp.

Where is the head? Help me somebody my cat done miss o

ABINTUK:

Yeah, it taste better than some people's smelly pusssy. Yeah

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