The last time I went crabbing, we bought bait at one of the local shops. They had huge fish heads and rabbit heads. I haven't gone this route yet, but am thinking about checking into it. Seems a bit gruesome to me, but it would cut down on the offal some and maybe bring in a couple bucks.

Why not? To me it seems that the more of the animal one uses, the greater respect for it we are showing.

just so you know, I appreciate the information.
More markets, more use for a rabbit.

It would certainly be a better use than burying them, and having all the neighbor's dogs digging them up and scattering them about ..... I sure hope they took some home to share with their owners

If you have a rabbit die fro unknown causes and don't want to chance eating it-- try composting the body in sawdust, when the bones are almost clean after a month or two, put them in a screen cage, and let the ants,beetles, whatever, finish the clening job.(dermestid beatles can be bought on line-- very effective bone cleaners) you then have a complete skeleton that you may be able to sell, or grind it up for use as bone meal.

If you know of any trappers in your area they'd probably be glad to get some of the offal.

Raw feeders will pay almost a buck each for rabbit heads!