Recent content by willie

cages from bass equipment and others have always been true in my experience. However I prefer to build my own cages b/c u can get exactly what u want. You can get the proper gauge wire for your application. Not only do u get a custom job but it is quite a bit cheaper than premade cages from...

stop it my mouth is watering,sounds delicious

i used 4"x4" posts 2 12foot long on either end in the middle and 4 4"x4" 8 foot long posts at the corners. Then i used rope that i threaded through holes i drilled in the tops of the posts. Pull the rope tight and tie it off on a boat cleat (available at hardware store). The rope acts like a...

nice job. keep up the predator control.

receently acquired a few rabbits that had been dropped off to us by our local animal control. Someone had let them loose in the wild. Well I saw one of them playing the haystash game. I put in a nest box and low and behold she had seven popples this morning. She is such a sweetheart and doesnt...

I recently used electrical conduit as legs for my rabbit pens. They come in 10 ft pieces at lowes or homdepot. I cut them in half and hammer them in about a foot to stabalize the hutch and cage. I secure them with hose clamps.

very cute goat. They make great pets. They are loaded with personality and just fun to have around. I suffer from goatitis myself we have about forty of them in addition to my thriantas and lionheads. Enjoy them they are great.

well worth the effort. hay keeps them moving and seems to prevent fur blockages. I recently recieved a angora rabbit from the local animal control that had been dropped in the wild by its previous owner. It seem to have some problems with excess fur it the droppings. Since i have always given...

hose clamps are better b/c they cannot chew them I use them on my outside rabbit pens. I raised my hutches up using electrical conduit and hose clamps. It works fine b/c I dont need to bend over. I have used the hose clamps to keep the dog crates from collapsing. It works great, if u need to...

thriantas 30.00 lionheads 20.00 feed 14.49 for 50lb

check with hunting clubs in your area and find out if they know someone with a trapping lisenced. Many in our area use snares. They sound ominous however usually when domestic animals are caught they struggle at first then sit still unlike wild animals who struggle until they die. I have seen...

thrianta rabbits __________ Tue Jul 16, 2013 10:16 pm __________ sorry pics didnt work guess i will keep trying

I recentley bought two lionhead rabbits. One male and one female. They each came with their own hutch. The women who sold them to me said they belonged to her grandchildren. The lost interest almost immediatley so she sold them. She said they were about 4-6 months old. She had them seperated for...

I like the slotted bottom feeders over the fine-X mesh. The mesh ones are quite flimsy and the mesh is easily pushed out. Good luck

get yourself a deer trail camera and set it up and i am sure you will find the culprit. Good luck