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Posted by Silver Ridge Rabbitry on December 10, 2008 at 7:31 PM

To anyone who wishes to post to this blog but is unable to log in please e-mail me at s.ouellette@comcast.net or go to the contact page and fill out the form, but please state clearly in your e-mail if you wish to post to the blog, I will never post any e-mail without the sender clearly wanting the message to be posted. That said, I recieved an e-mail that I thought I would post.

Thank you for such a great response, I think you sumed it up perfectly

" I think if more rabbit raisers here in the north east can start banding together and sharing information we may someday have a viable farming enterprise up here." Roger

This is what it is all about, please contact me and I will be happy to share my experinces with you. I am happy to give you all the links and resources available to me, and if I don't know and can find out I will. If you are looking for rabbits/ young breeding stock we have some available at this time.

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2 Comments

Reply Joe Trombley

07:29 AM on September 28, 2009

What makes good nesting material?

Reply Silver Ridge Rabbitry

08:04 AM on September 28, 2009

What makes good nesting material?

I take the nestbox and fill it with hay/straw, creating a little nest first, than I place it in the cage, and I put a clump of hay outside the nestbox in the cage to allow them to build, and add to it on their own, once you see them with hay in their mouth, they are definely going to kindle.

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New Rabbitry Set-up!!!

Silver Ridge Rabbitry is pleased to announce that we have changed our set-up. Previously we were raising out of our garage. That was not an ideal situation, now we are cooking, we have stacking cages from our manufacturer, in a milk house adapted from my father's cow barn, generations of farmers, now in my family. My new set-up is stacking cages with trays. It is so organized and neat, and I hope to keep it that way. I can not say enough about setting it (the rabbitry) up once and doing it right the first time. I just sold off my used cages, that didn't fit into the rabbitry, now I have new and wonderful challenges with my rabbitry. I can not stress how much you want to think about your set-up (cages feeders watering systems, etc.) As much as you want to find the best stock to begin with. If you begin with great stock and a great set-up you can deal with minimal or plenty of space, a barn with poop falling, or stacking trays in basement or a garage or shed. Rabbits are a commitment, so start with the best stock and supplies. Please feel free to contact us if you are interested in seeing our set-up.