Any one have any ideas? I believe the I have a mini lop named Honey Bun (was suppose to be female) and a chocolate (named Hersey) that might be a Satin or Havana? The chocolate does have white tips on his toes.
__________ Mon Jul 16, 2012 4:44 am __________
The lop seems to have a problem with the heat. The chocolate (cool as a cucumber) stays outside (105 out) and crunches ice.
Meat is the priority but I had thought I might sell some as pets - they may not be of a quality to do so, though. Will try for better pictures during the day.
- I was having fun with my LaCrosse battery charger, when I found out that it would charge both AA and AAA, so I had to get my camera going, install editing software and upload photos. There are more photos in my ("new") album that include a couple of wild wood ducks that visited my geese a few weeks ago.
-- I am serious about wanting to breed the chocolate buck, I love his laid back, heat resistance.
I just do not know if he has enough meat on his bones,
if his get will be as slim as he is,
if he is just slim because of the heat
or I do not know enough about rabbits and the main difference between the two bucks - is the thicker coat of the lop.<br /><br />__________ Mon Jul 16, 2012 4:44 am __________<br /><br />The lop seems to have a problem with the heat. The chocolate (cool as a cucumber) stays outside (105 out) and crunches ice.
Meat is the priority but I had thought I might sell some as pets - they may not be of a quality to do so, though. Will try for better pictures during the day.
- I was having fun with my LaCrosse battery charger, when I found out that it would charge both AA and AAA, so I had to get my camera going, install editing software and upload photos. There are more photos in my ("new") album that include a couple of wild wood ducks that visited my geese a few weeks ago.
-- I am serious about wanting to breed the chocolate buck, I love his laid back, heat resistance.
I just do not know if he has enough meat on his bones,
if his get will be as slim as he is,
if he is just slim because of the heat
or I do not know enough about rabbits and the main difference between the two bucks - is the thicker coat of the lop.
__________ Mon Jul 16, 2012 4:44 am __________
The lop seems to have a problem with the heat. The chocolate (cool as a cucumber) stays outside (105 out) and crunches ice.
Meat is the priority but I had thought I might sell some as pets - they may not be of a quality to do so, though. Will try for better pictures during the day.
- I was having fun with my LaCrosse battery charger, when I found out that it would charge both AA and AAA, so I had to get my camera going, install editing software and upload photos. There are more photos in my ("new") album that include a couple of wild wood ducks that visited my geese a few weeks ago.
-- I am serious about wanting to breed the chocolate buck, I love his laid back, heat resistance.
I just do not know if he has enough meat on his bones,
if his get will be as slim as he is,
if he is just slim because of the heat
or I do not know enough about rabbits and the main difference between the two bucks - is the thicker coat of the lop.<br /><br />__________ Mon Jul 16, 2012 4:44 am __________<br /><br />The lop seems to have a problem with the heat. The chocolate (cool as a cucumber) stays outside (105 out) and crunches ice.
Meat is the priority but I had thought I might sell some as pets - they may not be of a quality to do so, though. Will try for better pictures during the day.
- I was having fun with my LaCrosse battery charger, when I found out that it would charge both AA and AAA, so I had to get my camera going, install editing software and upload photos. There are more photos in my ("new") album that include a couple of wild wood ducks that visited my geese a few weeks ago.
-- I am serious about wanting to breed the chocolate buck, I love his laid back, heat resistance.
I just do not know if he has enough meat on his bones,
if his get will be as slim as he is,
if he is just slim because of the heat
or I do not know enough about rabbits and the main difference between the two bucks - is the thicker coat of the lop.
