Rabbit Meat Diets

AAll you get is grisle for meat wise, mostly fat, ankkes, necks, ribs, hips, with mest scraps, but over all... all fat/bones.
So protien/tripe and organs, comes from chicken, turkey, duck, goose, venison, rabbits.. but like isaid butchers give you the crap,they cant use. I find it worth plugging 2freezers ina shed all year. Ones fat, bones,, organs... hides. I package it now like any hunter paper wraps there meat with meatwrap.

You will change you ways of storing, feeding, and diet type. Till you find what works.

If there coats lacking shine, or dog energy ad more fat, organs.

 

Feedin rats that crazy! You must be a snake guy? Ive seen dogs kill wild ones, squirels dogs love tons of red squirels here.

 

i feed guinea pigs once a month. the snake websites do make it easy but you have to buy in bulk. i just ordered 25 (15 XXXXL and 10 L) guinea pigs for a $100.

 

What percent fat do guinypigs have in them.

 

did rabbits for dog food in hutches, now do in colonies. way easier. mesh pen, mesh floor. big or small as you want. big one for does and young, small for bucks. i move it around the yard for new grass. keep water dish in warm weather, snow in cold. other than grass they only get hay and kitchen fruits and veggie scraps. i don't do enough to totally supplement the dogs, maybe this year. a couple of boxes in the pens for kindling and shelter. no feeding everyday as a bale lasts a good few weeks and only watering in good weather. give it a try. it sure made my life easier.

 

21% protein 8% fat.

 

I got a buddy that was feeding his whole rabbits, he'd let the dogs catch their own too

Sincerely Yours, Cajun

 

I mean, he was farming and raising the rabbits. When comes time for he'd put a dog in backyard, drop in a live rabbit and let dog get his own food

Sincerely Yours, Cajun

 

No he doesn't do anything other than that. He's what I like to call a minimalist lol

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No prob, I am thinking about doing the same thing at some point

Sincerely Yours, Cajun

 

treez.. go to homesteadingtoday.com there is a rabbit section and people there that raise them for dog food and raise guinea pigs also. the guinea pigs take a month longer to have their babies but they come out running fur and all unlike rabbits and are less prone to disease. i raised rabbits about 5 years ago and gonna get back into it and considering raising the guinea pigs also and just let em free range around the barn

 

I figure this local buisness here is worth looking at for those interested in this topic. She will school the shit out of you on raw diets. Very smart lady and she ships all over last I knew.

Hare Today, Gone Tommorow

 

What is the best way of cookin them? Tried grilling, but didn't like it that way.

 

I'm assuming you mean for human consumption, I've seen grilled, fried, roasted, stewed

Sincerely Yours, Cajun

 

http://www.wikihow.com/Cook-Rabbit

 

I prefer it roasted or stewed.