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Wild hare

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  • 15-01-2011 4:40pm
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    WalterMitty
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    Where can you buy it in Dublin?


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    Darkginger
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    Or in Mayo? Would love to get hold of some!


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    brianthebard
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    Isn't it protected?


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    Darkginger
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    I looked into this, and apparently it is a protected species, but can still be shot (with a shotgun only, not a rifle) during the open season - the last week of September until the end of February.


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    Corsendonk
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    It might be better if you enquire in the hunting forum on here.


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    Mellor
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    brianthebard wrote: »
    Isn't it protected?
    Yeah but has an open season like deer or game birds

    There aren't many of them about any that are hunted are going to be spoken for


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    Darkginger
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    Just found hare for sale online here: http://www.johnsmeatco.ie/index.php?cPath=37

    Not cheap (€17.00) but available!


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    Kerikosan
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    You can get all sorts of Game from "La rousse" as well as rare/Hard to find ingredients.

    Professional kitchens and indeed many a restaurant use this company for supplies but they also do Public orders, I dont know about deliveries to the home or costs but its worth a look! also if ordering its probably best to buy in bulk and freeze what your not using immediately.

    http://www.laroussefoods.ie/

    Enjoy :)


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