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Rabbit box trap: Time was, they help complete the feast



2008-12-24 - Adair Co., KY - Photo contributed.
TIME WAS, ALMOST EVERYONE IN THE COUNTRY knew how to build and maintain a rabbit box trap, though in the olden days of Billy Joe Fudge's time, most weren't this fancy, consisting only of a heavy wood box with a rock weight on top, held up by a figure four trip mechanism any boy could make with a pocket knife. Mr. Rabbit would eat yield to the temptation of a tasty slice of apple and activate the trip, the box would drop, and he'd be dinner or the completing side dish to a Thanksgiving or Christmas Turkey or baking hen.


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