luvabunny
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So since I posted my long, rambling, whiny, things aren't going my way thread, I thought I would post a couple of the good things happening around the barn since.
A first time doe had a revelation and actually put the kits in the box. I could see where she had begun making the nest on the wire, but I found all 8 kits in the box, nicely prepared and toasty warm with plenty of fur. She is a bkn orange, bred to my harlequin buck, and she had 4 harlequin and 4 tri colored babies. I've got a waiting list for those!
I also made a haul on a rabbitry buy-out. 14 BIG holes. She told me they averaged 24 x 24. Actually, I think only one set is that small. Cages are in good shape - no rust and all doors and closers are attached. All came with J-feeders attached. 18 ceramic water crocks. A full automatic watering system with tons of brand new spare parts. 7 wood nestboxes with metal trim to prevent chewing and 1 wire nestbox. AND a 4 hole show carrying cage. All of this and it was delivered to my barn door. Can't beat that!
So, although it appears a big winter storm is going to dump lots of snow on us just in time for the first show of the season, and I'll probably miss it, things seem to be moving in the right direction for the time being.
A first time doe had a revelation and actually put the kits in the box. I could see where she had begun making the nest on the wire, but I found all 8 kits in the box, nicely prepared and toasty warm with plenty of fur. She is a bkn orange, bred to my harlequin buck, and she had 4 harlequin and 4 tri colored babies. I've got a waiting list for those!
I also made a haul on a rabbitry buy-out. 14 BIG holes. She told me they averaged 24 x 24. Actually, I think only one set is that small. Cages are in good shape - no rust and all doors and closers are attached. All came with J-feeders attached. 18 ceramic water crocks. A full automatic watering system with tons of brand new spare parts. 7 wood nestboxes with metal trim to prevent chewing and 1 wire nestbox. AND a 4 hole show carrying cage. All of this and it was delivered to my barn door. Can't beat that!
So, although it appears a big winter storm is going to dump lots of snow on us just in time for the first show of the season, and I'll probably miss it, things seem to be moving in the right direction for the time being.