Monday, April 26, 2010
Rabbits for Meat and Fur
Here is some of the photos I have taken throughout the beginning of my rabbit adventures. Got my girls in January (believe they are Cinnamon and Rex), bred them at 5 months with a 6 month male Californian (March 1st). Litters of 6 and 7 were born on the same night, March 31st: rainy but warm. The hutch was built with scrap lumber and is based on a plan from the University of North Dakota Extension.
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Donald Jasinski (1929-2011) Born, built and died in the Northeastern US
Jasinski Architects International"Down with the flat walled boxes that imprison us. Overthrow the tyranny of the rectangle. Overthrow all those arbitrary novelty shapes that have recently caught the eye of the architectural world."
"At this point in our evolutionary history, being bi-ped mammals and needing shelter, let's just take those two factors, Human and Shelter, and see where they alone take us."
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2 comments:
I love your rabbit hutch. What are the dimensions? I want to build one just like it.
The dimensions are based on the easiest cuts of 8ft 2x4's, so 8'x2' I believe. If you have large rabbits or are considering breeding and keeping multiple offspring in one, you might add more depth. I did find that once I had litters I needed a larger amount of grain and changed out the bottom hay manger to a grain storage/dispenser. Also, this is VERY heavy. It might be the metal on the back walls but consider the weight if you plan on moving the hutch at any point, which I had to do twice using an ATV.
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