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https://www.leporidae.org/ This is an online game, but it has real genetics and they try to keep it as up to date as possible. An in game month is 1 real life day, so you can cycle through generations very quickly and it shows the genotype and phenotype on every rabbit. If you breed on...

I have hilarious memories of trying to force feed a goat an apple once. Picky things...

Not a stupid question, but no. Not exactly. So, in the fall when the grass starts dying out for the year, a lot of the nutrition sinks back into the roots to be stored until spring, so fall killed grass doesn't have much other than fiber left in it. Hay is harvested when the plant is still...

In theory you should be good, as they don't have Missouri on the map, but there are domestic cases in Illinois, Kentucky, and Tennessee which are right next door, and domestic and wild cases in Kansas.

Couldn't you just sell the rabbits with free processing of their rabbits once the sale is done? That's how we do it here. Less paperwork and things that could go wrong (you sell a young kit, charge board for it, it spooks and breaks it's back, now you have to charge this person for a dead rabbit...

I know our cottontails are a different species than the European ones that people keep as domestics, but we have dead rabbits on our streets all the time... and squirrels... and cat and dogs which are debatably smarter than a rabbit of either species. Roads are just hard for animals to...

Not glad you also got it.. but at the same time glad it's not just me... and that it wasn't one of the 12 year old kids on here that found it.

Let's just say it was an entirely different type of "rabbit" and comes in pink... requires batteries... And there were at least 2, I didn't scroll lower than those. I'm mostly getting the same items now with just a little variation. Only weird that doesn't make sense now is goat hoof trimmers...

A) this is my work computer, so no... it wouldn't be pulling anything like that from search history or anything like that. B) Amazon doesn't just show you that stuff, you have to specifically search for it, so somehow the coding turned off Amazon's built in safety's. It's giving me a...

So, I'm guessing that someone coded that in with "rabbit" as a code word.. but yeah... There is no safe search and minors really shouldn't be on that tab... Not the most fun discovery at work...

Try checking this. I see at least a couple that have angora rabbit listed. Obviously on the mainland though... https://woolandfiberarts.com/pages/us-mill-directory

My reasoning for doing it the way I suggested is that I'm a very numbers and data driven person. I play a rabbit breeding game online and currently have over 200 breeding rabbits and have had over 1,200 kits born in a single day. I keep it all in excel and do my number crunching there. I do...

Why not just number them? SB24001 Will that fit? Then you have up to 999 rabbits a year. Silver Bliss, born in '24, number 001

I'm honestly planning that if I get muscovies that I'll just pull the breasts and give the rest to my cats. I mean... it won't go to waste and I don't have to deal with plucking or skinning the rest of the bird.

Most domestic rabbits are raised in individual cages and do just fine. They are social by nature but they are fine in their own cages and males will fight each other. If you want to do a colony, I would separate one male from the girls, and when you get a litter, save a couple of girls from...

Yeah... me either. I have 2 pepper plants that need to come inside... there was frost on the cars this morning. If the plants still look ok tomorrow, I guess that's when they are coming in.

Yeah, we will be colder than you in general (mountains here) but normally in winter we get cold, we get frost, we get a tiny bit of snow.. but we aren't usually under freezing at all for more than a few days and then only down to maybe 20. Last winter was ROUGH.

I think they are worried that the kits are possibly still carrying the disease and will infect him since he's all they have left.

I see your question has already been answered, but I thought I would let you know since I'm in Virginia... last winter was BRUTAL... we got down to 0 twice (per the historic weather site) in December... that's REALLY rare. So unless this is the weather patterns actually shifting, your last...

Rex is a recessive coat type, so it doesn't show with only 1 copy of the gene, it can lurk around for several generations without popping back out and then suddenly it's there out of the blue. You could test breed it back to it's parent, if it IS rex and the parent is a carrier (which it would...