Actually, I have no idea unless rabbits count and I don't think they do. 


Any squirrel eaters out there? Rat? Capybera? Etc.

Are people eating nurtias AKA coypus? They're basically big river rats with orange incisors.


http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Coypu

Squirrel meat is a rare treat for the older generations in my family! They love it. You don't get it much any more, but every now and then they might go hunt a squirrel. There are lots of 'folk' that still eat squirrel!

http://www.wildliferecipes.net/game_recipes/small_game_recipes/squirrel_recipes/index.asp

There are some recipes!

Anything in the family "Rodentia" counts as a rodent. Rabbits are rodents. The defining characteristic of a rodent are the two prominent incisors that never stop growing.

Rabbits belong to the order Lagomorpha, not Rodentia...

*slaps head* that's right. Rabbits always threw me for a loop. Those darned lagomorphs with those crazy hind legs. Just looked it up, and apparently the main reason they are not classified as rodents is because they have two sets of front incisors.

Did you know they were lagomorphs off the top of your head suze?  Well done if you did.