Same. And you still have to feed him.I'm married and I do it all myself. having a hubby doesn't guarantee that he'll do that deed.
My hubby won't get within 100 yards of the butchering process.Any other single gals out there ever think to yourselves: Wish I had a husband to cull my rabbits.
Of course, I would do the rest but sure would be sweet to have someone else do the bop and bleed. But then you have to feed him so??? LOL
My hubby says you wanted rabbits ( and quail) they're your job. He tickles and plays with them. Did help build shelters. Everything else is my job. That means I don't clean fish anymore..his jobAny other single gals out there ever think to yourselves: Wish I had a husband to cull my rabbits.
Of course, I would do the rest but sure would be sweet to have someone else do the bop and bleed. But then you have to feed him so??? LOL
Perspective! Men are built for brute strength. Women built for stamina. I have read articles by doctors and scientists claiming in many ways women are the stronger ***...But we're the weaker ***.
God knew what he was doing for sure.
Most likely the man you marry will help you. I grew up on a farm, farm town, farm boys. They are fun to play with but I'd never date or marry one. I like them but I dunno. Until I was done with ponies and horses I didn't have time.
You rock. My best man friend is incredibly lazy, always has been. He calls me the butcher.Married or not, I have always been the butcherer. I have always also been the cook, the caretaker, and wage earner. The penny pincher and the saver. The gardener, the auto mechanic, the payer of bills, the signer of documents, and the maker of decisions, doer of laundry..... Now I am mostly just TIRED!
He took out the trash to the curb each week. And was annoyed about it every time.
My husband was mostly just expensive. He helped me once or twice when I had carpal tunnel surgery, and I had fresh sutures in my hands. He complained the whole time, and mostly avoided me while I kept working and doing all the normal chores.
I guess that is why I will probably stay single. I tried, but I have not had good luck. Alone is infinitely better than being with the wrong person. I can hire someone to lift heavy things, and I know how to use power tools.
Mine is 98% weenie. After 3 years of having quail he finally sideways watched me butcher one because he was was stoned, and just happened to be in that area of the yard, also because it was spontaneous he was therefore a bit braver. He was amazed at the trick of cutting down the sides of the spine and then just pulling all the viscera out at once. I've always told him that if something happens to me to just have the neighbor come over to butcher the quail and rabbits and share them. He actually said he thought maybe he could butcher quail now. I have a number that I need to cull next month and I may let him see if he can actually do it. For the rabbits we use the broomstick method with rebar for dispatch, and he is able to place the rebar for me while I pull up. So that helps. I do everything else.I'm married and I do it all myself. having a hubby doesn't guarantee that he'll do that deed.
Be nice to just have a woman that shares rabbit farming ... I'd do the butchering.Any other single gals out there ever think to yourselves: Wish I had a husband to cull my rabbits.
Of course, I would do the rest but sure would be sweet to have someone else do the bop and bleed. But then you have to feed him so??? LOL
Welcome. Having a builder is great and a butcher even better, I think.
