Search results for query: *

I will be joining and a few of my co-workers too.

Nice song! Thanks for sharing. No meat days are hard for me! As I am a big meat eater.

I totally agree w/ you! I think it is ridiculous.

What variety are you breeding her too?

I have lots of rabbits: Mini Satins-Red, Black, White , Otters Blue & Black. New Zealands, Californians & Netherland Dwarfs. We show and do sell some culls in the larger breeds for meat. I give mine sticks from the yard and orchard to chew on and also pinecones. www.bunchsbunnybarn.net

YES, Got up that Morning and put Homemade Sausage, Sauerkraut & taters in the crockpot. Then, cooked a big beef roast, mashed taters & gravey to make manhattans. Also fixed boiled cabbage, corn and sweet taters. Chocolate cake for dessert! Had the family over and played cards.

Comfrey is a great plant I have been growing it for 10 years. I feed it to all the animals about once a week--also dry it and add it to the bunnies hay in the winter weekly. Good luck w/ the new plants.

I have 2: http://www.facebook.com/pages/Bunchs-Bunny-Barn/233130700078714 img/smilies/smile.png" alt="smile" />">http://www.facebook.com/pages/Bunchs-Quickstop/385627835701 Thanks!!!

I do not know about protecting chickens. I got our first minature donkey" Maggie" to put w/ the cows because coyotes had killed 2 calves. I had also counted 27 on the ridge one evening. It worked!! We do not see any coyotes around at all. Now we also put donkeys in w/ the goats and horses. We...

#1 No #2 Sometimes the babies are inferior and it is just natures way. They would have probably died anyhow. Did you see the babies? Were they are deformed? I handle our babies from the moment they are born and never had any trouble. www.bunchsbunnybarn.net

We use Vanodine to clean items for all of our animals.

If you are going use Wisteria you need heavy support it can bend metal. I planted climbing rose on the front side and planted gourds, beans, peas.& cucs...on the rest.

Good Job!!!

English Spot. Check out English Spot on the ARBA Page.

I have Forsythia & Spirea bushes in my pens. Clematis Vine & Blackeyed Susan vine growing on the fence. They are doing fine. The vines provide shade and look nice. The Pheasants enjoy the bushes.

Thanks for the help. I guess they are white pheasants. They look just like the pic posted. Now, I need to decide to keep them or make dinner. Thanks again Tab

My Daughter came home from the fair w/ 2 white pheasants. I have never heard of white, so I assumed they were Silvers, but they are not. All white w/ red mask around the face. Are white pheasants crosses? For meat?? Tab

Alfalfa hay is not good for bunnies--to much protein. Rabbit pellets (feed) contain mostly alfalfa so they get enough protein from thier feed, no need for more. Trully a rabbit gets everything it needs from the pellets and doesn't need anything else. I give mine timothy/grass hay as something...

I would give her some Gatorade ( mine prefer the red) to drink and some yogurt( mine like the peach). Might help her feel better! Good Luck! Bunch's Bunny Barn

I would get a rabbit. Guinea Pigs smell bad. Also, a Loinhead is not a recognized breed by ARBA. So, if you are planning on showing them I would choose another breed. We raise and show Netherland Dwarfs, Californians, Mini satins & New Zealands. All have great personalities. Good Luck!!