Building up my rabbitry

[chia_pet_06]

[align=center]Hello all, I am working out of a 3 sided shed, sharingthe shed with our stored hay for our larger 4 legged friends.I am trying to find plans for cages that are easy and"cheap"to make. I currently have a wood framed cage that has 2 2'x2'cages and a 4'x2' cage. Other than that i have a steel frametable thing that supports two 2'x2' wire cages and a few othermiscellaneous wire cages and such. Does anybody have anyideas. The bad thing about this is that i have to share mypart of the barn with a huge wire chicken cage that is about 10' x20'. Once i figure out how to hook up my sister's printerwith my cables and such, i will have pictures to show thearea. Thanks for any help. Bythe way,I focus on heavyweight breeds. I currentlyhave four red satins, and four crossbred bunnies with a litter of 6 anda litter of 10. I am hoping to get rid of all thecrossbred rabbits and focus on the red satins. I do have one mini rexthat i am partial to as well[/align]


[align=center]~Chia*Pet* *n* *Reese~[/align]

 

[mambo101]

I don't have an answer for you, but you might consider editing your post in a darker type so us old people can read your post.

 

[Bramble Briar86]

Hey, Chica! What's up! How's Psycho doing? Agreed w/ the font! lol...

Ellie

 

[bluebird]

When you have a shed to use the cheapest way togo is wire cages and i hang mine from the ceiling with hooks.BobBennetts books have plans for these cages our library has the books soyou dont have to buy them or tractor supply carries them.Storeys guideto raising rabbits is the title.bluebird

 

[rabbitrae]

I'd make it with a door! B/C preators could get in and get to your rabbits!!!