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If anyone is interested, I have several cage rows - 10' long (will get other measurements tomorrow) and I have a couple rolls of cage wire (bought several years ago from Klubertanz and stored inside) that I am looking to trade for meat-type rabbits. I also have two rabbit carriers that can hold...

Forgot to add - I do not plan on feeding pellets. Just hay, grain (I can get oats and wheat), BOSS and whatever stuff I can gather from our property (3 acres). :)

I am doing my research for my rabbit feeding and am starting to look for hay suppliers. I can get all sorts of hay - I'm just not sure which is best! I plan to raise meat rabbits, if that makes a difference. I'm not worried about fast grow out - prefer them to be raised natural. I can get...

Have you tried a bucket trap? If you set the trap with peanut butter the mice should ignore your fodder in favor of the PB! Edited to add: forgot the link: http://fivegallonideas.com/bucket-mouse-trap/

Check to see how much the raw diet providers in your area charge. Hare Today (a US company) charges $23 for a skinned, gutted rabbit cut in half (estimate it being 4 lbs). So that's around $5.75 per pound (plus shipping costs).

When one is calculating the square footage available for rabbits, can you include any RAISED areas? I'm thinking that I could add quite a bit of room to my potential colony square footage if I added some shelves/platforms to the design. For example, if I put a 2' wide shelf, that was about 2'...

I have directions for building cage rows and racks on my website: http://www.rawdogranch.com/meatrabbits/housing/rabbitcageracks.html The size of the individual cages in each row can be altered to fit whatever you need. :)

Here you go!! http://pets.groups.yahoo.com/group/colo ... ngrabbits/

Is there a list of the protein levels in different plants? I was wondering which green plant had the highest protein level (thinking of setting aside some space to plant thing just for the buns).

If you want to grind meat AND bones and you want to keep the cost under several hundred $$, look for a Tasin TS108. One Stop Jerky Shop currently has them on sale for $150: http://www.onestopjerkyshop.com/tasin-t ... -p-47.html I have owned these before and ground MANY a rabbit (and chicken...

Don't have rabbits yet and I'm GLAD!! This was our field yesterday around 3:00 pm: The same place (it's a shelter for our dogs to get out of the sun) this morning: <br /><br />__________ Wed Feb 02, 2011 3:16 pm __________<br /><br />And here is what I had to shovel through to get the back...

Anyone use them? Just curious how they work out for people, if it makes any difference.

I have to calculate the boarding fee based on several things - one being feed costs. :)

So I was turned onto the idea of herd sharing and I think it's going to work out quite well for me! I just need to work up the costs and pricing. Can everyone tell me the amounts of grains and hay you use for your rabbits? I don't need a 'per rabbit' breakdown - just how many rabbits you are...

I SO wish I was ready to start my herd!! I would take some of those little ones off your hands!