. Breeding and care of rabbits for exhibition and market. Rabbits. FOR EXHIBITION AND MARKET the wire flooring. They are not for fall or winter in cold climates. They can be used as regular rabbit farms and some fanciers have actually let them go for weeks at a time without any feed outside of what they eat through the wire on the bottom. Fancy stock can also be raised in them. Dogs and rabbit thieves must again be watched. Another very simple little hutch is the "Knill Hutch" thought out by a Past President of the Na-. OUTDOOR BARREL HUTCH Designed by Roy Knill, Hollywood, Illinois
. Breeding and care of rabbits for exhibition and market. Rabbits. FOR EXHIBITION AND MARKET the wire flooring. They are not for fall or winter in cold climates. They can be used as regular rabbit farms and some fanciers have actually let them go for weeks at a time without any feed outside of what they eat through the wire on the bottom. Fancy stock can also be raised in them. Dogs and rabbit thieves must again be watched. Another very simple little hutch is the "Knill Hutch" thought out by a Past President of the Na-. OUTDOOR BARREL HUTCH Designed by Roy Knill, Hollywood, Illinois tional Association. In the cut of this hutch you will notice an ordinary clean oil barrel with the bung hole turned down to the ground and raised above the ground about six inches. Fine poultry mesh or hard- ware cloth should be placed over the bung hole on the inside of the barrel, then underneath the barrel and near the end of it, fine poultry mesh should be placed and nailed solid and up to the top of the barrel, then I). Please note that these images are extracted from scanned page images that may have been digitally enhanced for readability - coloration and appearance of these illustrations may not perfectly resemble the original Gibson, Charles Shepheard, 1881-. Detroit, C. S. Gibson
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