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Even have a sitting area to go sit with the heard all year around.

My buck pen. I have 2 bucks one is always with the does and babies in a large colony pen. I alternate my bucks for breeding so right now Romeo is on rest bite!

here is an example of large scale rabbit farming. The reason there is little larger scale rabbit farms in North America is that there are No slaughter houses or few that will take them. Also to many people see them as pets rather than food.

Sorry I didn’t mean to sound like I was criticizing I was just pointing it out. I rarely buy meat from the store as well. I don’t know what’s been done to it when they ship it overseas and return us a crappy product.

In nature when wolves eat a moose or elk they start at the rear end and dine while the animal is alive for long periods of time. Coyotes eating a buck deer is horrifying for a human to watch because like the wolves they start at the anus the goal is to get a tare started. Then feed as the animal...

My rabbits are meat rabbits not “pets”, most people here are farm people who have grown and harvested their own food meat, vegetables etc. I find it insulting that you come here and recommend a study to dispatch a rabbit, a rabbit whose head is dislodged from its spin is a dead rabbit or any...

Hey Jeff email me some recipes if you don’t mind. My rabbit always comes out great without brine as well. I also cool in a cooler of ice water then leave to relaxe.

The stuff they sell in the store that say’s marinated on the box

I also don’t care for what they call marinated chicken which just chicken injected with saltwater brine.

I like the sounds of the smoked then crockpot though

I find the salt and sugar make a repulsive taste no matter how much I rinse it. No brine for me.

When you line breed you keep the good traits that you have worked to get rid of unwanted traits. Every time you introduce a new buck it’s a crap shoot as the new buck may harbour undesirable traits that will surface when breeding to your does.

My dogs get whole rabbits nose to tail, they absolutely love rabbit.

Buy not by lol

Re dry grasses from under the snow? When grasses die they become significantly reduced or devoid of nutrients. This is why when farmers make hay they cut the grasses at peak nutrient levels and cure it in the sun until the moisture levels are low enough that they won’t Mold or combust when...

Have a read and you will have a better understanding why long stem grass/hay is critical for rabbits.

https://mohrs.org/hay-and-digestion/

I wouldn’t feed my rabbits from the refrigerator most items are not good for the rabbits. Grass/hay/weeds is an abundant item. Rabbits can survive fine on good quality hay/grass/weeds and to buy hay is not expensive. Buy a square bale from a local farmer and keep it in a dry place. Make sure it...

https://www.saveafluff.co.uk/rabbit-info/importance-of-hay