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# Storey's Guide to Raising Rabbits, 4th Edition

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## Customer Reviews

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    1st book you should read!!
  

*by C***A on Reviewed in the United States on May 12, 2023*

Great info and resources in the back. Everything you need to know to decide whether rabbits are right for you. Should be kept for reference and re-read often.

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    Depends on what you're looking for
  

*by K***O on Reviewed in the United States on August 16, 2011*

I'm torn on this book.  While it's a great book for those interested in raising rabbits for meat (not as pets), I am disappointed nonetheless.  I had wanted to learn as much about raising rabbits on a homestead, mostly Angora rabbits for fiber, but there is scarcely a mention of fiber rabbits in this book.  I am not offended that this book ISN'T about keeping pets - my animals work for me, and I could even one day see myself raising rabbits for meat.  However, I hadn't expected it to be the SOLE focus of the book without even a chapter to another kind of rabbit keeper.In a nutshell, a simple expansion on the title to the book: "Raising Rabbits for Meat," would go a long, long way.  It's really not a bad book - but clarification in the title would reduce the disappointment in those looking for a practical book on keeping rabbits as pets or for any other purpose, like mine.  Since it's a homesteading book of sorts, a chapter (even a guest chapter, if the author doesn't have experience) in caring for Angoras would be immensely helpful.I rated this book low because Storey is mislabeling the book - under the title it says: "Breeds-Care-Housing".  NOTHING about it being a meat animal book.  Storey's Guides are usually the best (which is why I bought the book in the first place), but the title is misleading.On a side note, anyone who has a recommendation on a good book about Angoras, send it my way!UPDATE: ONE YEAR LATER (9/2012):This fall, after much deliberation, I decided to raise a few rabbits for meat. Knowing the book was heavily, if not entirely, focused on raising rabbits for meat, I turned to Bennet's Storey guide. It certainly holds up as a very good guide for choosing a meat breed, finding a breeder, learning about pedigrees, breeding does, kindling and even recipes for rabbit meat. I'd highly recommend it **if you're raising rabbits for meat.**Since slaughter is such a large part of raising meat rabbits, I wish the book had focused more on proper and humane slaughter and dressing of your rabbits. Overall, though, I think it's a great guide for raising meat rabbits.Still haven't found a good book on raising angora rabbits, so I've made it up as I've gone along. So far so good!

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    Will never regret buying this!!!!!
  

*by C***S on Reviewed in the United States on August 23, 2016*

Can I just say how amazing this book is? I realize that sounds forced or programmed but it isn't. I have been wanting to do meat rabbits for a few years now. I have been talking to people who have them, reading online, doing everything I can to prepare myself. My husband, who is a avid hunter, kept shooting my idea down-- no pun intended. Finally, after a third year of rabbit hunting and coming home empty handed, he said, let's look into it. Well, id done all that. So after sharing everything I learned, we went to get rabbits and he was like a kid at Christmas. From there, my interest turned into a continious burst of excitement for him and me-- since I no longer had to do this alone, lol.No matter how much research and talking a person does, though, there are still things I have no clue about until they become an issue. That's when I went looking for a book.I've bought Storey books before and liked them but I still prepared myself to find a bunch of things out that I already knew. In fact, usually a book is filled more with "I already know that" than, " oh! I didn't know that!".This one wasn't like that at all. I mean, a few things I few but a wealth of info that I didn't. For example, I didn't know about Florida Whites and while I have no proof, I think a couple of rabbits I bought this past weekend who the owner said was New Zealand's, but after getting them home and seeing them compared to my NZ's and seeing how tiny they are compared to them, I am now wondering if they are FW's. Rare in my area-- if I can find them at all, I think it's possible people would confuse the two.Still unsure about those marbles to check a Doe and if she is pregnant, and if my Does took or not-- having to wait till they pull fur--this book gave me a few more ideas on how to tell.Not to mention Hutch ideas, watering examples, DISEASES and a ton of possibilities on making some money doing this-- pros and cons of both-- like Labs ( not doing but appreciate the info), selling fur and what fur sells best, seeking to commercial meat places verses processing myself and selling local -- well, I appreciated ALL of these!And the couple of recipes in the back-- wish there were more-- be sure to thank your wife for that!I'm sure this book will continue to be helpful and it's one of few I will never regret buying!!!!! Thank so much!

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