We raise Tamuk Composites and New Zealand meat rabbits.
Family Homestead in Wellington, OH raising ARBA Champagne d'Argent and Mini Rex Rabbits.
BaneyHaven Rabbits, located in Chattanooga, TN, exclusively breeds pedigree Silver Fox Rabbits. We offer three separate bloodlines as well as black, blue and chocolate. We specialize in raising excellent confident mothers with strong and healthy kits. We currently focus on providing breeding stock for those wanting to begin or build their rabbitry. We consider it an honor to offer our experience and advice to those new to rabbit breeding. Registered with the ARBA and the NSFA and are happy to answer any questions about this awesome breed.
Primarily Flemish and Velveteen rabbits
We are a fourth-generation rabbit breeder with a large number of rabbit breeds both pedigreed and non-pedigreed to choose from. These breeds range from traditional meat rabbits to lovable, cute pet rabbits of almost every color. Our specialties include Continental Giants, Velveteen Lops, and BC Designer breeds. Recently, we added Silver Fox and TAMUK rabbits to our herds. We can cross most breeds to get the best qualities from each parent.
Purebred Crème d’Argent and New Zealand cross meat rabbits in Western Massachusetts
We specialize in Rex rabbits only and breed for meat, ARBA shows, pelts, breeding stock, and pets. Out of the 16 recognized color varieties Rex can be shown in, we have the genetics to produce 14 of them: Amber, Black, Blue, Broken, Castor, Chinchilla, Chocolate, Lilac, Lynx, Opal, Otter (all 4 colors), Red, Seal (self-black Chins), and White. The colors we have available for sale will vary from month to month. We select for Rex toward the upper end of the standard's weight limits.
A small rabbitry in Upstate NY with Champagne d'Argent and French Angora rabbits. Focusing on quality breeding for show, fiber and meat.
Rabbitry located in central Texas raising French and Satin Angoras as well as Mini Lops and Florida White rabbits.
I raise Americans, Giant Chinchillas, and Rex rabbits for show and meat. I travel all over the eastern US for shows. When I have meat stock available, they are show program culls. This means they are very often still solid rabbits for meat production, but they will not be competitive on a show table for one reason or another. I still process over 60% of my kits. Meat stock will not be pedigreed as they are typically sold for around $50.