Rabbit housing ideas

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We’ve been raising rabbits for meat off and on for years. From the beginning, I sought alternatives to traditional cages. We started out with rabbit tractors, which worked great for small numbers but weren’t really scalable. Then, at our old house, we started a colony and it was the perfect answer, until the goats pushed on

Colony raising rabbits is a rewarding method of raising rabbits. There are a few basic how to's to succeed in setting up a colony.

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Plans for the best rabbit growout hutch! This guide explains everything - from the materials and supplies needed, all cuts to be made, a “cut chart” to save you on lumber costs, comprehensive assembly, and bonus shelf area for rabbits to jump up on. This growout hutch is perfect for growing out meat

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When you decide to start raising meat rabbits, the first thing you’ll have to do is set up some sort of rabbit housing. The main options are wire cages, hutches, colonies, and tractors. Here are some pros and cons of some of these options based on my own experiences.

Rabbit Hutch/Cage Size Guide Rabbits need somewhere to eat, sleep, hide, and go to the toilet, plus room to hop, run, play, jump, and dig. To provide enough space for all this, the minimum recommended size for the living space, e.g. hutch or cage, is 12 square feet (1.1 square meters), for example 6'x2' (1.8mx0.6m), with the addition of a larger area (32 sq. ft.) for exercise. This is just the minimum though; try to give your rabbit as much space as you can. Living Space - Minimum 12 sq. ft…

Hello everyone I would be interested to see how your setup is looking like wether it is small or bigger rabbitry Any pics would be great Thank you in advance ;)

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Building a Sectional Rabbit Hutch: If you're new to raising rabbits as part of an urban homesteading project (like I am), you're going to need a home for them. A breeding pair can produce 8-10 bunnies per litter and I'm sure the cats and dogs aren't going to like giving up their co…

Rabbits tend to chew on wood so we did each hutch with its own boards so that they could be easily replaced when needed.

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