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Maybe I am wrong, but don't some of them collect many, many animals at a time? It just seems like they would end up with tons of rabbits. I have heard of hundreds going to the cull buyer. ...and I have no problem with this. I am just curious.

I'm just curious and hope this is an ok place to put this question.

I appreciate low power solutions like this. I will look into this solution, but have al least a dozen bowls that need to be heated. So, I am not sure if I can use this solution.

Hi there. I do breed Tamuk Composites and I am right next to you, north of Muskegon. I have 3 bucks and 4 does. They are all unrelated (not an easy task) and most come with pedigrees.

I see. I don't think that any rabbits like to be picked up. Someone once said it feels to them as if they are being picked up and carried away by a hawk. These little ones operate on 90% instinct and are not to blame for fear reaction. Mine line up at the cage for attention too and when I...

I have a lot of respect for Ladysown opinion, but I have the sweetest little American Blue 14 week olds. When they aren't giving me kisses, they will touch me with their teeth or pull on my sleeves, It is not aggressive. Are you sure this little one is being aggressive?

$25 per bag.

I sell it by the 40 / 50 lb feed bag filled. I have feed bags, so pellets out, pellets in.

This page is interesting, and a few recipes at the bottom of the page. https://www.pelletizermill.com/blog/how-to-make-rabbit-feed-pellet/

Nothing? Every time I buy bags of pellets the cost is in the hundreds of dollars, so the cost savings could really add up by making your own, besides other benefits, like so much less waste if my alfalfa / timothy hay is in pellet form and not wasted daily. It would also make the job of...

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If the chickens can get at any part of the rabbit underneath, they will peck until there is blood, then peck even more. Protect the rabbits from the chickens please. Don't ask how I know.

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So, I've run Timothy hay through a leaf shredder. Twice through definitely shreds it, but way too much of it ends up being dust, I mean lots of it, and the buns don't seem to like eating dust (I can't blame them). If this rain ever lets up, I will try running it through just once. I still...

I have their J-feeders mounted below the hay manger and the feeder catches much of the excess. So that does help. For other cages, I wired in place bread loaf pans (bought 10 on Amazon for $30) under the hay manger to catch the excess. That helps too, even though some buns literally fill the...

In general, what I read is that it takes months for the pellets to slow release and naturally break down. The rabbit urine provides instant nutrition as well as works as an insecticide....and also to be used as an insecticide it must be applied to the foliage in very diluted form. Both seem to...

How about rabbit urine? Bunny Wiz?

I really like that idea, but have you looked at the cost of a pellet making machine?

Ya know? Maybe this type of chipper would do the job well enough. Even if the material has to be pushed through more than once. I just wonder if the hole at the top is very big. I have seen some that is so small they limit the size of branches that can be fed in...so that would be sort of...

Yea, I agree. A stampede of buns!