Raising Rabbits For Meat

Raised rabbits a couple of decades ago. I needed a book to refresh my memory and answer important questions about feeding, gestation time, using nesting boxes, when to separate kits from doe to name the most important questions for me. Good information especially for beginners.

The book has decent information. I'm just starting out with rabbits so it's been a good read. The book is difficult to read though because there are so many typos, incomplete sentences, and just a lack of cohesion. I don't know who was supposed to proofread this, but they did not do a good job.

Helpful. But full of typos that make me wonder what was the rush to publish.

Purchased this for a Christmas present, but ended up giving it to my son earlier. He has been fascinated and shared bits of the book off and on as he's reading it over. I'm certain his rabbitry will benefit from the knowledge he's gaining.

Poorly written but gets the message across.

It's a good place to start. There are multiple factors to raising rabbits that will come with more experience. Overall, this booklet has been done by someone who has been there.(a major plus).

I raised rabbits for meat many years ago, but forgot alot of the breeding schedules. This book covered that and more. It will be an important tool in our quest.

I really like this book due to the information provided on the individual breeds etc.Highly recommended

cant comment as was a Christmas present but was happily received

Loads of information. However, if like me, your brain gets hung up on doubled words, wrong words, bad grammer, ect... grab a bookmark, you're gonna need to take lots of breaks. Other than that, this book is great, and even has tons of extras, like downloadable cage cards, and other files and graphics. Definitely recommend for the bookshelf of anyone getting into raising meat rabbits.

its ok not every thing I wanted to know but a good beginner book