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Only wire we can get here in that size is 14g, however the floor of the hutch has cross supports in it, so that should help some. I already ripped the old flooring off it, and it got too late for me to continue tonight, so I will finish it up tomorrow and have it in place for her to go to...

If you can't find any over there, I know of 2 breeders here in Wisconsin.

Side note, I have one chocolate with blue eyes. Only one out of the litter that has blue eyes.

I could not agree more. I have a buck who absolutely loves to be held now. I've worked with him for months, and he will sit in your arms and nuzzle into you and just loves it. I'm working to get all my rabbits like this.

I have one hay feeder on the door, on Alice's cage (the one on the right). That's because she likes to charge Fernie. All the rest have them inside on the left, partly doe to my OCD issues, and mostly since I attach their nest boxes on the right front of the cage, as you can see in Alice's cage.

We went and got from the local mill I was talking about, yesterday, and for 7 bags was $90. I spend over $100 at TSC, so as long as this feed works for us, we will stick with the mill. Now all I have to do is get them to open me up a charge account there lol...

We soooo need a like button for things like this. I say it all the time. I can make heat with wood from nature, can't make cool without electricity...

That was my plan. I need a roll of floor wire anyways, so I will pick one up while out shopping. Have to drag the trailer around with me tomorrow anyways, as I scored 10 bales of hay for $60.

How bout I build an automatic bunny brushing tunnel? This way they could just go through and come out on the other side brushed? :lol:

I would neuter the buck, but then again, I do the neutering myself, so there's no cost involved for me.

1) I've given treats as young as 8-10 weeks, in small amounts of course. In wild, they would be eating what mom eats anyways, and by 8 weeks would be eating stuff in the wild anyways, so I figure it can't hurt them too much. One of the other things I have found that mine absolutely LOVE is...

This is what we are picking up tomorrow for Anna, our FG doe: $50 is a good deal for it I think...

She apparently forgot about the new ATV a week after the trailer... And she was with me for that one! :rotfl:<br /><br />__________ Thu Nov 28, 2013 12:14 pm __________<br /><br />Oh, and we'll get some angoras when we add the next 12 cages. I swear! :wink: :wink: :whistle: Each row of 3...

Ok, the link didn't post in my last post. UGH stupid computer. Here's the ones I use: http://www.tractorsupply.com/en/store/a ... brick-4-lb

I get the smaller mineral blocks from TSC, they're about the size of a index card and about 3-4" thick, weigh 4lbs each, for around $2 per block. Each one lasts at least 6 months per cage. My bunnies love them. And I;m pretty sure you can get them shipped in from TSC.

Here's the best side picture I can get. The chicken brooding pen is in the way of getting an actual good photo...

I rebreed at around 6 weeks, then pull the previous litter out between week 7 and week 8.

We've been using TSC stuff, Producer's Pride I think, and I have to say I'm not impressed with it. The only plus to it is that as far as we can tell, it doesn't contain soy. We're switching to a "locally" milled feed (if you consider 30 miles each way to be local) to see how they do with that...

I will try to get a picture from the side tonight when I go out there. The back side looks exactly like the front side. Then there's a central gutter that each side's pan leads into, and a gutter for each level. The top gutter feeds into the bottom gutter, which feeds into a 5 gallon bucket, for...

Gotta love the ARA...