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i have a californian buck that is built like a concrete block.. when i cross him with one of my new zealand white does... especially one in particular... we get fantastic results.. i like waiting til they are 6 pounds "ish" before i process them for myself.. i also have a new zealand white...

my crosses far out perform my pure new zealands... and if it werent for people wanting to buy pure nzw's from me... i wouldnt own the nzw buck i have anymore...

im going to guess this was directed at me.. and i apologize for offending you.. when i had typed junk rabbits in a post i was referring to people picking up random rabbits from random people.. randomly letting them breed for no purpose at all and then trying to market them as "meat rabbits" ...

i just bought 2 american blue young does from a breeder... realizing they are #5 on the conservancy list... i paid $30 each.. and didnt flinch at that price... i didnt buy them to simply eat... even though they are considered a meat breed... maybe separate them in your mind that way and market...

im 6-4 and i can tell you the world was not designed to accommodate tall people... i'd love to be a little shorter

i butchered 5 of our own last night.. its the 3rd or 4th time i've butchered rabbits... and i have gotten a lot quicker at it at least.. i love knowing they are mine.. i know what they've been fed and how they've grown.. i know i have a quality animal that i can feel good about eating and...

we use a free program from the net http://www.kintraks.com/ right of center just down from the top is a link that says "free download" its a good program so far they dont have cards like those though... those are awesome additions... thanks for the link!

we have decided to focus on Holland Lops instead of Netherland Dwarfs... so we have 3 Netherland Seniors for sale a chestnut male a black female a broken black otter female all three rabbits are from Gene Styles here in Florida... and are completely pedigreed and proven here's the addy to the...

just a few pics of our younger litter... 3 weeks old

thats a great video... seems a lot easier than what i've been doing... im going to try that next time... thanks for posting it..

i use the broomstick method to separate the neck from the spine.. then i cut the throat to let it bleed out

we are raising Netherland Dwarfs and Holland Lops for show ... then we are raising meat rabbits using New Zealand White... i have 4 girls and 1 boy... and i have a Californian boy ... we also currently have 3 pet rabbits that make cute pet rabbit babies... so we have quite an eclectic array of...

originally i purchased 2 homemade wood shelving units... one 6 feet long... one 8 feet long... three shelves each... after figuring out what didnt work lol.. i decided to cut them up and put them on legs.. so.. i have two 6 feet long wood hutches...and 2 eight feet long hutches... all wood with...

gotta love baby bunnies... so adorable.. congratulations

i just bought 4 nzw does... 2 are 7 months old.. same breeder but not sisters... 2 are 5 months old...they are sisters... then i bought a californian buck... he is 5.5 months old... and yesterday i got a pure nzw buck... 1 year old... im going to go ahead and breed the nzw buck to the 2 does...

i joined their yahoo group... posted twice looking for stock.. and emailed the person in charge of the association... no members near florida :idunno

you wouldnt happen to be near florida would you??? i've been looking for cremes

they're to show and breed... we've never shown before so we'll see how that goes lol

well my better half turns 40 in 2 days... so for her birthday i took her down to Styles Rabbitry here in Florida... and we came home with bunnies!!! Styles SB 38 Styles C 38 Styles C 40 Styles C 43 Styles L W

from what i understand... if you breed your bew to another bew you will get all bew's .... if you breed your bew to a vienna mark .. you will get some bew's and some vienna marks... from what i know those are the only 2 ways to get bew's out of breeding ... but.. just like you ... im new so i...