Yup, easy access, and loads of ventilation. Not that bunnies need nearly as much ventilation as chickens do, but it's still nice that it breathes. I think I still need to plug the top of the back wall though, there's a 4 inch gap there and something could get in through it (or out). I was going to go all the way to the top with the siding there, but I would have needed a bit more lumber for that. Just as well, probably, it looks better like this. But some hardware cloth might be in order. I also need to attach some latches to the top doors, right now they're just bungee corded shut. I don't want to waste the same kind of locks I've got on the bottom though, a simple hasp will be enough for those. None of our predators are nimble enough to open them, but I wanted the bottom doors to have slightly sturdier locks so that the dogs don't go in there. But these are all small fixes that can be done later. Oh, the ramp system needs to be improved too. I'm going to put in a hinged ramp in both ends, so that it can be folded up and locked in place to separate the top from the bottom if needed. I'm also going to prepare some sort of separators for the middle parts, for the last few weeks before butchering so that I can separate the boys from the girls. Ideally I should have put cinder blocks in the middle too, but I suppose I can bury some marine plywood in there or something. We'll see what I figure out.
