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i like this idea all most free meat excepted for the pellats you do feed them and auto waters

Was it all boys in there or can you keep boys and girls in there with out the worry of girls getting pregnat?

Could you make an other update!!!

@Firedancer1987 yeah mine would dig right under that and wouldn’t last long. They can easily dig under a fence as well. I wouldn’t try it.

awesome rabbit lawnmowing!

@KainanRa Also because you are moving them daily..they are so busy eating..the don’t think about leaving…lol

@paidskn1488 They were mixed but still too young to breed. once they get about 4 months old I either butcher or separate them.

@iwantosavemoney I was still giving them some pellet and I had water bottle attached to the cage.

@Crunchy68 I had them in there for a long time but eventually they got butchered. I really dont know how many sq ft per rabbit it would take. Those cleared that spot very fast though. So I just moved it when they got low. Ended up being about twice a day. The bigger you make it the less often you have to move it.

@ChristyxD122 I still gave them some pellets every once in a while. If you feel the rabbits you can tell if they are getting lean or not. You start to feel them get too lean give them some pellets or calf mana.

@caholaway Yes. But I didnt really have a problem with most of them. They were too busy eating to want to escape. Had a few get out when they got older though. That is another reason to handle your rabbits. If they escape they dont try running from you. I just walked over and picked them up.

@LazyHaleyJRabbitry The difference at 12 weeks is almost nothing. They Califonians did seem to handle the heat better though.

That’s a great idea. How long do you leave the rabbits in there at a time?

@MBJB07 I left some of them in there for weeks. I made a little house out of a storage bin that fits inside.

I was wondering if you’ve had any problems with worms. I would like to have hutch with a
“ground floor” that could be moved around like this but have been told there’s a high risk of the rabbits getting worms.

@Davidthetree I have never seen any mites or worms on my rabbits.

Good to know. Man, with a small army of rabbits, chickens, and pigs, I can skip tilling all together. Thanks for putting this up.

wht does he do when its time for raining its open u knw it doesnt have a roof

@sweetaz130 I just put them back in the regular cages if it got too nasty. I added a plastic storage bin with a hole cut in for a house for them when they are in there. When the weather gets nicer I will do another video.

Love it @KainanRa After building ours we love to see them run too! One question…Does the exercise make the meat tougher in your opinion?

I noticed your rabbit waterer looks like a two-liter bottle. Is that what it is? If so, could you tell me what part I would need to get to convert two-liters into rabbit waterers?

Thanks!

@christineshuck Yes it is a two litter bottle. I had bought a rabbit water bottle and it was too small so I just used the nozzle and screwed it onto a two litter bottle. I dont remember the brand or anything. They also fit old alcohol bottles.

I suggest moving it more…. haha they are gonna kill your grass. haha

@Davidthetree Just worm regularly. You are supposed to worm your rabbits regardless.

If young rabbits eat grass, at once very much,
they can die on coccidiose, the need hey