12:56 pm
July 14, 2016
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I have 3 does 1 buck from different lines plus cages, feeders, waterers and even food to raise your own meat rabbits. The only reason I'm getting rid of all of this is cause I can't really take care of them while we're living at the hospital.
The only thing I ask for is a couple of does and a buck when we get to go home.
Anyone interested??
7:45 pm
July 14, 2016
Offline Really nobody wants free meat rabbits??? With this many does and a buck you could produce over 200lbs. of meat a year or sell baby bunnies for profit.
Is there really nobody interested I can teach you everything you need to know to raise yourself some great eating meat very cheap
8:22 am
Club Member
March 6, 2012
Offline Mike,
I will take them. I am getting ready to start my spring breeding and can add these into the mix.
Gives me a good reason to start building the larger bunny barn 
I can swing over to Newcastle after work one night later this week. 5-6:00ish by the time I could get there. Let me know what night works for you.
Brian
8:45 am
July 14, 2016
Offline Awesome can we set it up for this coming weekend perhaps Saturday cause after work I go straight to the hospital to spend time with my daughter and I sleep there every night. I only get up to my house for a few hours every other weekend
9:53 am
Club Member
March 6, 2012
Offline Sounds good
3:49 pm
July 14, 2016
Offline Do you currently raise meat rabbits right now? What kind do you raise?
9:45 am
Club Member
March 6, 2012
Offline Rabbits, Chickens, Ducks, Pigs, Goats...
New Zealands for rabbits. Cornish Cross for meat chickens. AGH for pigs. Then there is Ben and Jerry, our lawn mower goats 
10:09 am
July 14, 2016
Offline That's so awesome I wish I had the land for all that too. PM me your number I'll give you a call to setup Saturday
4:52 pm
July 14, 2016
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Rabbits are gone thank you Brian I hope they taste as good for your family as they did for mine
11:18 am
Club Member
March 6, 2012
Offline Mike,
We let Hugh have his way with the one single doe (not one of the sisters). She had 4 little ones on Monday. We also tried our preexisting pair one last time, and nothing again. Guess they will be heading to freezer camp. As we say on the farm, make food, or become food. This will also get us to 100% Californians.
Going to breed Hugh with the sisters in the next week or so. Going to get a good cycle going. Let me know when you want some for breeding again, or if you want a (cough) "chicken" dinner. 
Brian
12:02 pm
July 14, 2016
Offline That's awesome glad it's working out for you try breeding Hugh with your other doe it may just be the other Buck that's not fertile. I will definitely let you know when I'm ready for some bunnies shouldn't be to much longer when I'm off work for a while after the transplant I'll get going on my rabbit area. Thank you
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