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Here's one I made out of scrap metal I had on hand.

Thanks guys for the help. I had the rabbits inside a what I thought was a preditor proof building for the winter. By preditor proof I mean no coons, cats, or coyote could get in. They were in cages that were not snake or rat proof. At least I have learned from this happening and know now to be...

You guys are probably right. I have rats. I just got poison and not put it out yet and my cages are not totally rat proof. There was not a trace of the babies left.

I had a doe with 9 babies. When the babies were 2 days old I caught the doe and put drops in her ears for ear mites. I went back out the next morning and had no babies. Do you think getting the doe excited from handling her putting in the ear medicine would have caused her to eat her babies? Or...

Is shredded paper ok to use in nest boxes?

Well I messed up bigtime. I put one of my does in with my buck 31 days ago and watched them and didn't think they bred. I put her back with him a little over a week later and watched them and he got her this time, at least he rolled off like he did do his deed. Now I went out today and found...

I have one doe bred now and I will probably wont breed any more for a couple of months. How about you do you continue to breed through winter?

I would also say feed it raw. After all the animals in the wild don't have it cooked and they do just fine. It's natural for animals to eat raw food. My cats would prefer raw deer scraps over any other kind of food so when I kill a deer I always save the scraps, grind them up and freeze for cat...

I have some in the refrigerator I killed yesterday. I think I might try to do one.<br /><br />__________ Sat Dec 04, 2010 5:32 pm __________<br /><br />Got one done but not as neat as the guy in the video. I think I could learn to do it pretty easy. Here's a pic.

This guy is awesome. When he's done he has it all in one piece. http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=J6ud68Qmdyc&NR=1