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ikr!I dont get why people dump rabbits...like just eat it lol they obvioulsy dont care if it dies outside.
I wasn't sure how many you were hoping to catch. So I'm just suggesting you check gender on any you do catch.them, as in all 3? or just this one?
i dont think theres a nest at them moment, but i could also be wrong. I've looked around where its stayed and havent seen anything.
Probably a mix. Mixed-breed rabbits are very common.What breed do you (Y'all, really) think it could be?
Personally, I like to eat rabbit. But apparently there are quite a few people who can't stand to think about eating an animal they know, even if that means they do something more cruel instead (like turning it loose somewhere instead of humanely dispatching it.)I dont get why people dump rabbits...like just eat it lol they obvioulsy dont care if it dies outside.
thats a good suggestion : DI wasn't sure how many you were hoping to catch. So I'm just suggesting you check gender on any you do catch.
Rabbits often dig a burrow to have bunnies, or hide them under a building, or something like that. Then the doe usually sneaks in once or twice a day to nurse while staying away the rest of the time. So you often won't see the bunnies until they are 2 to 3 weeks old and start coming out to hope around.
Probably a mix. Mixed-breed rabbits are very common.
https://arba.net/recognized-breeds/
Here's a list of breeds recognized by the American Rabbit Breeders Association, but I've also heard of additional breeds they do not recognize.
New Zealands are fairly common, and come in several colors including black. But I think a mix is more likely than any pure breed.
Personally, I like to eat rabbit. But apparently there are quite a few people who can't stand to think about eating an animal they know, even if that means they do something more cruel instead (like turning it loose somewhere instead of humanely dispatching it.)
Head shape makes me think New Zealand mix. I had NZ x Cali Giant mixes and a Cali Giant buck when we raised meat buns.ita common to cross breed meat rabbits to get qualities of both breeds.
Oh yeah, i looked up Black New Zealand rabbit and it looks extremely similarhttps://arba.net/recognized-breeds/
Here's a list of breeds recognized by the American Rabbit Breeders Association, but I've also heard of additional breeds they do not recognize.
New Zealands are fairly common, and come in several colors including black. But I think a mix is more likely than any pure breed.
Alfalfa is best for rabbits under six months, and nursing does. Otherwise, it should just be a treat.Would any of these be good? View attachment 3297790View attachment 3297792View attachment 3297793
(I’m assuming the alfalfa wouldn’t after I read a bit of stuff)
Yeah, we thought there Was A chance it wouldn’t survive super long, but it’s been around a month and it’s still here. But as always, a random hawk/falcon/owl could suddenly attack it (there’s a lot of them here)
(lot of hawks and falcons I meant I’ve never seen an owl nearby). Possibly a raccoon could get it, but we don’t have very many around here. always a chance tho (do they eat rabbits?)
The middle one!Would any of these be good? View attachment 3297790View attachment 3297792View attachment 3297793
(I’m assuming the alfalfa wouldn’t after I read a bit of stuff)
Yeah, we thought there Was A chance it wouldn’t survive super long, but it’s been around a month and it’s still here. But as always, a random hawk/falcon/owl could suddenly attack it (there’s a lot of them here)
(lot of hawks and falcons I meant I’ve never seen an owl nearby). Possibly a raccoon could get it, but we don’t have very many around here. always a chance tho (do they eat rabbits?)