We visited a commercial rabbitry!
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 7 มี.ค. 2020
- This is our first time that we ever visited a commercial rabbitry.
We met up with Ance and Christie Cascio in Seminary, MS to see their Commercial Rabbitry setup and pickup some new breeding stock for our homestead. These are great folks and we really appreciate them opening up their Rabbitry for us to see.
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#commercialrabbitry, #tamukrabbits, #meatrabbits
Ance got out of the rabbit business and sold everything
The man who made the cages - Bob Jones - Picayunne MS
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I’m old. When I was young my dad raised rabbits for food and then for show. Wanting to help my dad I would clean the hutches an remove the piles of “turds” Mom taught me much about gardening. Rabbit manure was a fantastic fertilizer. I frequently sowed leaf lettuce and spinach directly on to of the manure pile. Best ever harvest. And all performed in a “clandestine” and forbidden way in the midst of a small and forbiding city environment. Both sides of my family were from European subsistence farmer heritage….most likely many hundreds of years and generations. I take my fellow American families of similar experience and extraction close to heart. God bless you and yours. Please keep the young ones interested, invested, and in the loop! ❤️❤️❤️
That’s such a great legacy! Thanks for sharing
Every breeders dream! I love this set up.
Yes, it was a nice setup…. About a year after we were there, he sold everything and got out of the rabbit business
@@HisWayHomestead oh wow we are just getting started and maybe one day we will have something like that.
@ashleydennis8743 we have a similar, lower budget setup. There is a video in the rabbit playlist.
This is by far the most informational rabbitry video I've seen. Just listening to the conversation is enlightening!
thanks Shawn!! I really appreciate that! Check out our playlist for Rabbits. There is a lot of short detailed information there as well.
That is genius! We never thought to breed new does to a small throwing buck! What a great way to help support a successful 1st time momma! Thank you for sharing all this info. I am also so amazed by how clean the barn is! I never expected a commercial rabbitry to be so clean!
Thanks so much Honey! Glad you liked it!
What is a small throwing Buck?
A male rabbit that is small in size that would “throw” small size babies making it easier for a first time doe to deliver them
@@HisWayHomesteadMakes perfect sense-thanks!
Just found your channel, looking forward to learning from you both, thank you for sharing your time and knowledge. God Bless.
So glad you found us Amber!!! The purpose of our channel is to share with others what we have learned. God Bless
@@joelandmichellehomestead365 I'm so glad you did!!!
That's an awesome set up. And really clean.
Thanks for taking us along !
Stay happy, healthy, hydrated and safe.
May God continue to bless you and your family.
Thanks so much! Ance has a great setup for sure
@@HisWayHomestead
Re-watched and noticed the tabacky juice streams. And I mentioned how clean it was... LOL. Well it is very clean ...
Thank you for sharing this .I'm going to share this with my husband, he wants rabbits. This video has lots of info .GOD BLESS Y'ALL and stay safe.
Yes, lots of great info! Pay special attention to the feeding restrictions. It’s easy to overfeed rabbits. They get overweight and won’t breed.
There are far better ways to raise rabbits. Not hard to find if have the heart to. Not even rest plates.
Thanks for sharing this video. Great set up. God bless.
Thanks Robert! Glad you liked it!
Thank you for the tour. God bless
You’re welcome, I’m really glad you enjoyed it!!!
Really enjoy this video and I would love to have rabbits on the farm again! Maybe someday! Have a blessed day!
Moneypit Homestead We started rabbits about 8 years ago. Love having them!
I'd sure love to get my hands on some of that stock. Thanks so much for the video. God bless you guys:)
He has a nice setup there
Excellent video, thanks for the tour! My wife and I recently got ours back up and running, and we couldn't be more excited. Love the name of yalls homestead as well. Our rabbitry is called "Leap of Faith".
I love it!!! Great name! Thanks for watching.
What an amazing setup , very interesting tour , thank you , stay safe , Bob
Glad you liked it Bob! Thanks for watching!
Very good video. Lots of good info. Thanks for sharing.
Glad you liked it Wendy!!!
This was a great tour and interview. Thanks for doing this, it was helpful.💪🇺🇸
Glad it was helpful!
this is a great tour love rabbits stay safe my friend
Thank you! You too!
I sure learned a lot that I had forgotten from my childhood. Thank You for sharing.
Glad you enjoyed it
Awesome ! Love this tour! Thanks for sharing!
Thanks for watching!
That's one heck of a Rabbit set up!
it is, one day maybe we'll have something like it
Definitely some great ideas for a sheep/bee/chicken/hay/now rabbit farmer just getting started. We just ordered the welded wire to build new cages but i didn’t really have a good design. This is definitely a winning idea! Thanks for showing this! We have a bulk meat rabbit buyer so we can keep our does busy on a commercial schedule. But with our four barns over 10 acres we needed organization. 2 barns of sheep and now one of rabbits and we are looking at the fourth barn for rabbits as well so we can move to an 800 doe breeding program. But as a newcomer I have to plan ahead for feed by the ton but overall everything is within 50 miles of us. Thanks again! What a great info. Video!
Awesome! I have a video with the measurements of the cages they use. Check out our rabbit playlist
This. ,is a good idea and the settings are okay thanks for the understanding
how is it now for you 11month later?love to see your video ..signed up to your channel , maybe you have a fb page with picks?love to see your rabbits
We do have a Facebook page. Search for His Way Homestead.
@@HisWayHomestead thank you so much 😊
Love this tour!
awesome!!! glad you liked it!!!
Thanks for this! I've been looking for rabbits myself. Glad I watched the video til the end. I'm practically right down the road in Petal.
Thanks for watching…. Unfortunately, Ance is out of the rabbit business now and focusing on his beagles.
@@HisWayHomestead Sorry to heat that. Thanks for the heads up!
Yep…. That video is almost 3 years old…. We are in north west Mississippi and have rabbits available.
Hello! I am interested if you have any of the bloodlines available. I sent a message on Facebook. Thank you!
@@kristinmorales9175 thanks Kristin, we got the facebook message
Great tour. Admired this setup. Many blessings.
Thanks Jim! I really appreciate you!
Hey they are selling rabbit poop up here in Alaska for $16 a pound for gardening. Imagine how much money u could make just for the poop😱
Wow... that’s a lot... but the shipping would be outrageous... ;-)
@@HisWayHomestead Bunny poop IS THE BEST for your garden...period! ;-) ;-)
Yep, sure is
Really!
Hi so what breed of rabbit do you breed?
You said that they are not New Zealand white ?
What are they.
Thanks
NEW SUBSCRIBER🤗. Awesome video - “future project”!
Thanks! So glad you decided to come along for our little journey!
Very nice setup, so professional.
Thank you very much!
Very well set up.
Thanks!
Wow! What a great place!!!! Great video and a lot of great information!!!
Thanks so much!
Woow so amazing, thank you more love from Kenya in Africa 🇰🇪
Thank you so much!!! Much love back from USA!!!
@@HisWayHomestead I am glad getting to know you 👌🙏
@@denachimusic4286 me too!
Awesome tour! Hope you guys love having your rabbits. We love em!
Cooper Family Homestead we’ve raised rabbits for a while now... had the TAMUK composite rabbits and found these and wanted to get a new blood line
His Way Homestead awesome! Should be a cool addition then!
I love his setup, I have never seen cages with the nest boxes built into the floor, too cool..
I thought so too!!! We bought some from the guy who made his... the slanted top is a game changer.... thanks for watching...
@@HisWayHomestead do you have a website for the guy?
You can find him on Facebook. The link to his Facebook page is in the description for this video.
like watching this great Set up its aswesome
Thanks so much! It was pretty well done. We bought some cages from the same guy he got his from.
@@HisWayHomestead like his cages keep the Video on your channel like watching it get more Views on it give it time .
I love the cage layout, where there connected and the nest boxes drop down and can be pressure washed after..
Yeah, we liked them so much we got some of them too!
@@HisWayHomestead do they sell the cages? do they make them or where can I get them? I hope you bought some of his stock.
We got some breeders from him. There is a guy in Picayunne MS that makes the cages. I think he says his name toward the end of the video.
@@HisWayHomestead Can someone post a link where to buy the cages please? Very interested in buying some.
There is a link to Bob’s Facebook account in the description of the video.
Really cool and super interesting
Thanks Shane! Glad you liked it!!!
I rewatched this , really good!
Thanks John!
This was really interesting.
Thanks Michael... glad you liked it!
This was amazing. I would of loved to sit there and pick his brain. What a great trip. Nice job guys😊💗
Runneth Over Garden&Life He was great to talk to. He’s actually newer to rabbits but has a really nice setup and a good group of experienced people that have taught him a lot!
@@HisWayHomestead will you guys be giving us a tour of y'all's rabbit setup?
@@RootedInTx we can, but it's not nearly as impressive as Ance's setup... we are not trying to be a commercial rabbitry. we just want to be a little more self-reliant by raising a diverse offering of meat.
@@HisWayHomestead I believe that is the right way of going about it. We are thinking of getting rabbits just dont know much of handling. Only had dogs. Lol new to all this. Lol
@@RootedInTx we would be glad to help out any way we can.
At least the rabbits are in the cage and not your garden. Lol. That looks like a lot of rabbits. Lol. Wow. Pretty cool. Thanks for sharing!
Ance's rabbitry is huge. Ours isn't near that big. But, we just finished processing 16 rabbits today... so there are a few less... we 8 breeding females and 2 breeding males. we want plenty of meat in the freezer... ;-)
His Way Homestead I agree with that. Put in the freezer for another day. Have a great week!
Looked like a nice, clean facility! Cute little baby rabbits!!
Deb's Way Nothing as cute as baby rabbits. 🙂
great video. Thank you so much for sharing. I'm adding more rabbits to my Rabbitry. I'm hoping to have 50 does by the end of the year and 250 by the end of next year.
Wow, that’s a lot of rabbits! Sounds exciting
@@HisWayHomestead Wish me luck :)
You’ll do great! They breed like rabbits…. ;-)
I’m impressed that is a great set up and thanks for sharing with us.
Thanks Jake! It was fun to see Ance and his operation and I was glad to be able to share it with everyone!
So good video rabbitry
Thank you!!! Glad you liked it!!!
Hello!sir from Manila,Philippines nice farm God bless..
Thank you Joel!!!
Great Vid! I'm up in Wisconsin. I have no need for a heat tolerant rabbit but I like the set up and processes he talks about here. So many times we say, NO can't breed that baor to that young gilt. But nobody talks about not breeding large bucks to does. Animal is a animal.
Yes, we found that practice to be very smart!
Waw... so cute... 🤗🤗 I love animals...
Thanks, glad you liked it!
Great set up! Looks really clean and rabbits having a good life. Keep up the good work!
Thanks!!!
Love the set up. We have Rex and TAMUKS.
We’ve had Rex before... with how hot it is here, we really needed the TAMUK’s. We are working on changing our rabbitry to be more like this one
His Way Homestead were in north Texas and it’s heat index at 115
Wow... got us beat... do you have the rabbits outside or in an enclosed building? stay cool Savanna
His Way Homestead yep we have an enclosed area with a roof on it, ventilation on all the walls with chicken wire, and corrugated plastic around the bottom to deter the dogs
We had cages hanging up but since it’s hot we lowered them closer to dirt ground instead of roof
I water down the ground in the whole area to cool it off and have a big shop fan running, they get warm but they do alright
Have the Tamuk replaced the altex? Haven’t found anyone keeping the altex going. Anyone know of tamuk breeders who ship to Michigan?
Nice set up
Ance has a really nice Rabbitry!!! Thanks for watching
Great video
Thanks so much!!!
Great video guys. Loving those TAMUKS. Can't wait to get some here in Trinidad & Tobago.
Thanks 👍
They are really some good old boys.
They sure are! Thanks Count!
very nice tour. Thank you. p.s. I'm sure ACE would love their shopping cart back :)
Thanks Tom!
I remember seeing this!
That’s where we got our rabbits
That was a neat and nice rabbitry sir... Keep it up... Already parked here... God bless
Thanks 👍
Sure wish I could get a pair of Tamuks here in Dewey Arizona!
they would do well in Arizona!
Great video, I watched it about 6 times in the last week. Would like to get a contact for the person at TX A&M to inquire bout purchasing some of the TAMUK rabbits.
Jimmi, they actually got out of the rabbit business.
@@HisWayHomestead sorry to hear. Who would be a good contact for TAMUK breeding stock?
@@Jimsanapf you can still get breeders directly from Texas A & M
@@HisWayHomestead Thanks. Any contact info for them, a name or contact person, email. Any info would be greatly appreciated. You u guys are doing a great job with your various projects. Blessings
www.tamuk.edu/agriculture/_files_AG/pdfs/Rabbit-SOP.pdf
Nice video, I’d like to hear more about those cages and how they’re made? Thanks
I'll work on making a video that shows more about the size and construction of the cages.
Thanks
I like the way you talk. Beautiful !
Thanks
Hello from Romania by Ferma Gradina Bio!
Hello back from the USA!!!!
Restore the monarchy
Incredible cleaning. What kind of cleaning do you do?
Not sure what you are asking…. Keep in mind, we “visited” this Rabbitry, it’s not ours.
@@HisWayHomestead Okay, I'm sorry :)
New subscriber, we are in Michigan and rasie New Zealand and California meat rabbits. I would love to learn how to bc a commercial meat rabbit breeder. Thank you for sharing. Till next time. God Bless
Thanks for subscribing! We visited this breeder. He has since gone out of the rabbit business.
Great video very helpful. Is it possible to get more information as to where you bought the cages. Only his name was mentioned but more information would be helpful. Thank you kindly
I’ll try to get the information. It was in Picayunne MS. I’ll try to get a phone number. I do have another video that has all the dimensions.
Wow. My dream set up.
You and me both!
Hi, I just found out about rabbit commercial rabbit breeding and am interested in getting into it, those cage setups are really interesting. Is there anyway I can get the specifications for them? Love your channel, I'm learning so much from you guys 🙌
that's awesome Daz! thanks so much. Look in our playlist for "rabbits" and in there is a video where I dimensioned the cages.
@@HisWayHomestead oh I see, thank you very much, I may have some other questions down the line, I hope you don't mind if I pop in from time to time to ask them. You appear to be very knowledgeable on the subject.
Con grays on 100k views!
Thanks Tim!!!
Dreaming of the rabbit setup for myself. 🥰
We bought the cages that he uses
Where can I buy them at? I’m about to build a rabbit barn and would love to add those cages to my plans.
The guy we got them from is in Picayunne MS, but if you go to the Facebook page in the description of this video, he is selling some cages
How much did your set up roughly cost? I am in AWE! I love it.
Amy Schuh that is Ance’s Rabbitry. His is a new commercial Rabbitry. I have no idea. He had the buildings already for different animals and has now started raising rabbits.
Im from philippines but i don't have money to avail that kind of rabbit its so lovely and nice. I like one.
Thanks 👍
Good,even though we are from Indonesia a far away country, but we can still understand the explanation
Very good! I’m glad!
Hello great video, but those cages 😍did you guys get any information on where those can be bought?
Annie Amilaness I can find out from Ance the name of the guy who made them. I think they’d be too expensive to ship.
His Way Homestead - Thanks 😊
I'm also setting up a similar watering system, but I want different cages before I set it up.
I was reading into AI last night, I think I'm going to go that route as well due to my Does not wanting to breed alot
I’m glad this has helped! I have another video explaining the waterer better.
Wow litters of 10!!!?? That is super impressive!! Most of rabbits I've seen throw 6 tops! Is that just the white new Zealand's?
I think the New Zealand whites do throw more kits... the number of kits is usually a due to the male. More fall offs the better. Thank you so much for watching!!!
We are pushing 8-11 consistently.
Where can we get those cages that open at the top on the angle. Like the way they look!
At the end of the video he talks about the guy who makes them
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Love the cages and the inset for the babys what are the measurements for those cages
I’ll measure ours and update the description
@@HisWayHomestead thanks.
Have Tamuks and crossed them with some Californian and New Zealand to blend in the heat hardiness.
Very nice DelRay!
I’d like some information on how to get ahold of Bob Jones to purchase some cages. Thank you.
his contact info is in the video description
is there any plans for those cages? Plans that we can use to build our own? Those are sweet cages!!
Check out our rabbit playlist, there is a video where I show all the measurements of the cages
@@HisWayHomestead thank you so much for the quick reply. Appreciate it very much. Will head that way now.
@@didiamund903 thank you for watching!!! let me know how you make out building the cages!
@@HisWayHomestead you are more than welcome but I can't seem to find the specific one you were talking about. I am looking but not seeing anything with how to build the cages with the slanted top and the drop nesting boxes. (sorry maybe I am looking too hard and missed it - which one is it please?)
@@didiamund903 th-cam.com/video/5nO2H9Y1w2M/w-d-xo.html
Can you tell me the sizes of the buildings? I like your setup too.
Not sure the sizes. You could call the number that he gives at the end of the video and call Ance.
Love from Pakistan 🥰😻
Thanks so much Sameer!
I love my rabbit
We love having rabbits too Pattie
Cool set up. I have rabbits on a smaller scale. Rabbit meat is delicious.
Rabbit meat is really good!!!
Cant get them to breed? Try apple cider vinegar in their water. I have also used Raspberry tea to get them started again. Love the cage design. Source?
Thanks! The cage source is listed in the video description. Thanks for watching!
I just found your video.. what NZ breed are you stating this is heat tolerance? Thank you.
Hey Amber, this is the New Zealand white Texas A&M variety.
Rabbit poop is very valuable the people they grow flowers and orchids and stuff like that love rabbit poop
Yes it’s a great fertilizer. It’s a cold manure so it can be used without having to compost it first
What was the material he used inside the nesting holes? I would like to adopt that method into my cage. Thank you in advance.
I’m not sure what you are asking about. The nesting box was built into the cage with the wire. He just had like a piece of cardboard on the bottom and the rest was fur from the momma rabbit.
His Way Homestead Thank you. I knew it was a built in under nest box and fur from the mother rabbit. The cardboard was what I was looking for. Thank you for taking your time to reply.
An email said that he uses a thin piece of plywood in the bottom.
Hello, what are the benefits for having the nest be below the cages like that? Thank you!
It’s much easier for the babies to get back into the nest. A lot of times they latch onto momma and get dragged out of the nest. A traditional nest box, they can’t get back in and can die outside the nest.
This is a great video for a lot of information, especially for newbies. My comments will be directed specifically at the Tamuks! Remember these are amazing Commercial Rabbits!
I have never had to examine sperm under a microscope with this breed. I would say this isn't necessary until you start noticing a problem with a buck being non-productive (which I never had either). If you do, I would simply cull that buck. I do agree with them about watching the production of the does AND the bucks.
One thing I will say about the metal dividers is that they will restrict the ventilation between your bucks. I wouldn't use them UNLESS you have problems with the bucks. If the cages are large enough, your problems will be less. I recommend the cages for the bucks be 30X30. I recommend the does with babies be 24/30 by 36.
I LOVE that they know which buck throws smaller babies and use them on the first timers. Excellent information. He also mentioned how they choose the top out of the litters to keep for breeders, excellent point. Before I had the Tamuks and for those of you who don't have them, NZW and Californias are considered a Class 6 rabbit. I would use a Class 4 rabbit for my new breeders for the same purpose, to have the first time mom have smaller rabbits. Seems that after the first time, they are fine and honestly with the Tamuks, I never had problems with this, but it is still a good idea to pay attention and take advantage of the situation if you have it.
I also agree that with the Tamuks, as he said, you should be able to get 4 fall offs in 3 - 5 minutes without you having to help or be involved in any way. One presentation, 4 fall offs. You NEED that many fall offs for higher number of kits and it keeps your bucks happy. LOL
He is talking about cross breeding the californians and the New Zealands with the Tamuks and saying that they were out performing the Tamuk alone. I did not ever see that and would not recommend it. NORMALLY you can take advantage of hybrid vitality by crossing the calis and NZW. It is automatically built in to the Tamuks so you don't have to worry about having to achieve it. IF you don't have the Tamuks, definitely use the cross of the breeds to achieve the hybrid vitality. Then rebreed that cross BACK to another Cali or NZW, then back down the line back and forth. Pulling the BEST out of your litters to improve your herd.
He talks about his evaporator cooler. It only works in certain areas. I was told that it didn't work in humid areas, which I'm interested in seeing how well it works for them in MS, I would think that it wouldn't, but happy if it does. I'm excited that he shows specifically how he does all of the watering projects as well as the cooler.
Just to clarify, it is best that quarantine should be away from ALL of your existing rabbits. I understand that the ones they have are going to be butchered BUT if you brought in something deadly, it could knock out all of your profit for six months or something. I'd be more cautious.
I also prefer to have a rabbitry on ground rather than concrete, but if that is what you have, then . . . .Concrete does nothing to absorb the urine, which means that all that ammonia gas is hanging area and steps need to be taken to eliminate it to keep you from having sick rabbits.
The one thing that I would say about their set up is I think the building really needs more ventilation. Having some vents at the sides on the bottom of the building as well as more vents on the ends would give them more air flow. It is important with rabbits that you have an air exchange rate of 15 turns per hour. www.raising-rabbits.com/rabbit-health.html
The building is absolutely BEAUTIFUL, I'd just make a few minor tweaks to it. I'd like to see the fans pulling in fresh air, which would mean a hole or vent in the wall behind them. Pulling the air from inside the barn as they are could lean to respiratory problems. I didn't see the other end of this barn. Ideally it would be fairly OPEN to facilitate the movement of the air.
The slanted cages are nice, BUT they do cut out some of the indoor space for the rabbits. The other man talks about having wooden cages. I have to comment on that. Wooden cages can lead to coccidiosis.
I generally feed 1 oz to each pound of rabbit. Once a rabbit is bred, I begin free feeding. I free feed does with kits and all my fryers. I prefer a feed that has 18% protein, 18% OR MORE Fiber, and Less than 2% fat. Country Acres always worked for me.
I totally agree with what the woman said in the beginning. She wanted to give her rabbits a break over the summer during the heat and now she can't get them to bred. There are two reasons why that may be. IF her rabbits got TOO hot for too long, bucks AND DOES can go sterile. Above 85 degree becomes the point where you start worrying. I recommend your have thermometers in various places in your barn so you KNOW what the temps are in there. 90 degrees and up is where you can start seeing heat stroke in "normal" rabbits. Typically the Tamuks if you have adequate ventilation are still eating and moving about. I don't want to guarantee anything but with our barn and our ventilation system, we had them producing during 95 to 100 degree weather.
The thing to remember is that there are a number of factors that come into play to make your Tamuks this successful. He touches on the fact that they have large litters. Everyone should be seeing an average of 10 to 12 kits per litter. They should also be seeing weights of 5 pounds by 8 to 10 weeks. You can produce 8 litters a year with the Tamuks. The variables that make this level of success happen are: Correct lighting, Adequate ventilation, Sanitation of your herd, Proper Food (type and quantity), Water quality, Size of cages (small cages make for small fryers), number of fall offs during breeding, and condition of your buck and doe.
I would like to see your record cards to help people see how to do that. Also, like to see how you dispose of the poop off of the concrete floor. Do you just wash it with a hose or?
Carla Carter thanks for your reply... it’s full of information that will take me a while to go thru
I'm slowly getting back into raising rabbits, one thing I do want are professional cages like those. Do you know where he got his from?
It’s in the video description
I live in Grimsley, Tennessee. Do you know where I can buy some New Zealand A&M Tamuk Rabbits inTennessee ?
We might have some. How many are you looking for?
It wasn’t easy to hear everything.
The music was loud and/or the phone was tooooooo far away from the guys chatting.
We have the Tx A&M composites.
Like the setup.
Didn’t pick up the name of Ansel’s rabbitry except it’s near Seminary, Ms.
Will you share that, please?
How can we follow their rabbitry?
Thank you.
Sorry about that… one of our early videos. We’ve gotten better. Thanks for watching
Really nice operation
Thanks Dennis! Glad you liked it!
I've seen some white rabbits with black eyes in this video. Are they New Zealand too?
He was playing around with breeding in a Californian to the New Zealand whites
Very nice setup for rabbits that you're breeding but I have one question where is there hay I don't see no Timothy Hay and none of the cages for the bunnies and I do think the cages should be a little bigger
This is a commercial meat rabbit setup. Much different than having a pet rabbit. They are fed pellets. According to university extension offices, the size of the cage is correct.
At 17:17, you showed the cages in the trailer. Where can we order these? Thank you.
The contact information for Bob Jones is in the video description
Is there a video about how to make those cages, or a place where they can be purchased?
Hey Britany, Ance talks about where he got his cages towards the end of the video. There is contact information for Ance in the description.
@@HisWayHomestead I must have missed it. I will watch again. Thanks!
Let me know if you can’t find it…
Why no hay for their digestive system or solid boards to sit on to protect the hox'?
There is plenty of fiber in the pellets and the wire mesh on the floor is tight enough to not cause problems. They are meat rabbits. Their life span is 10-12 weeks.
Can you tell me how to get ahold of the man that owns the rabbits
He is out of the rabbit business now
Can you share where you bought the cages. Would appreciate...
From Bob Jones. See the description of this video for contact info for Bob
Thanks
This guy spits more than a Llama!
Yeah, it’s a southern thing... ;-)
Spitterman 😆😂
What would you say the advantages of the slant front cages are ?
it is so much easier to access the rabbits. with a square cage with a door in the front, it's a long reach to get to a rabbit in the back of the cage. This allows you to reach all of the cage so much easier.