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Category Archives: Homesteading

Males

July 16, 2015by dirtartful Leave a comment

These are the front and side views of the males. Born 10-11 weeks ago. Sorceress Litter Male #1 Male #2 Male #3 Syren Litter Male #1 Male #2 Male #3

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Homesteading, Rabbits

New Trio of Baby Piggies

July 13, 2015by dirtartful Leave a comment

Some of the females from the grow out pen managed to give birth last night. I am not sure who yet, and my new boar isn’t chasing them down yet. […]

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Guinea Pigs, Homesteading

Da Turkeys

July 12, 2015by dirtartful Leave a comment

Well, if we already are pasture raising ducks, we might as well pasture raise us some thanksgiving turkey right?! So anyways, we picked up three Bourbon Red heritage breed turkeys […]

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Homesteading, Pasture, Turkey

More Coturnix Hatching

July 10, 2015by dirtartful Leave a comment

So far, 42 coturnix quail have been hatched and moved to the brooder. More are hatching as we speak. Most of them are pharaoh colored, but I have a handful […]

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Eggs, Homesteading, Incubation, Quail

Cookie’s Litter

July 9, 2015by dirtartful Leave a comment

Early on July 4, Cookie had three baby guinea pigs. All of them were a cool buff color. With two of them having black on them as well.

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Guinea Pigs, Homesteading

Grow Out Time

July 9, 2015by dirtartful Leave a comment

Well, I added 23 guinea pigs to the grow out pen from the birthing pen. They are about 0.3-0.6 lbs. I also am starting to process the males that are […]

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Guinea Pigs, Homesteading

Five for Amythyst

July 8, 2015by dirtartful Leave a comment

She is one of my favorite pigs, from Charcoals litter last fall. She had two earlier this year who are growing out very well. She had a total of five […]

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Guinea Pigs, Homesteading

Another Nine for Magician

June 30, 2015by dirtartful Leave a comment

What an amazing rabbit! She is amazingly productive. Even with the heat, she managed to kindle a litter of nine last Saturday. I really wish she was a bit bigger, […]

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Homesteading, Rabbits

Babies for Pebbles

June 27, 2015by dirtartful Leave a comment

On June 26, Pebbles had two babies. They were healthy and happy.

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Guinea Pigs, Homesteading

Pop had Babies

June 26, 2015by dirtartful Leave a comment

And more babies on the Wheeker Acres pen! This lovely trio belongs to Pop, and was born on 6/25

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Guinea Pigs, Homesteading

Ducklings! Buff and Khakis

June 25, 2015by dirtartful 1 Comment

I got my new dual purpose heritage breed ducklings, the Buff duck. They are good for meat (take 12 weeks instead of 8-9 weeks for the Pekins), and lay a […]

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Ducks, Eggs, Homesteading

New Guinea Pig Babies

June 24, 2015by dirtartful Leave a comment

Burgundy, Butters, and Mandarin had babies this week. In the record heat! Poor Butters, had four, but they were early, and only one is running around. Four others were lost […]

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Guinea Pigs, Homesteading

Syren Kits

June 23, 2015by dirtartful Leave a comment

Syren had six kits this morning. My litters are low in size, and I hope that is heat related. Or I didn’t wean their last kits fast enough, or they […]

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Homesteading, Rabbits

Finished Processing Magicians Kits

June 22, 2015by dirtartful Leave a comment

I have a repeat customer with an exceedingly large snake. So, he wanted one processed rabbit and four whole prey rabbits. Two weeks ago, I processed the first half of […]

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Homesteading, Processing, Rabbits

Sorceress the Yard Rabbit

June 21, 2015by dirtartful Leave a comment

Our rabbit assembly came crashing to the ground and one of the cages broke open and Sorceress and seven of her kits escaped. I got all but one kit, who […]

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Homesteading, Rabbits

Toast, Flora, and Chunk had Babies

June 20, 2015by dirtartful Leave a comment

This was Toast’s first litter, with two tiny babies born while I was in Duluth. The are cute, and small, and happily running around. Chunk had four babies. Two of […]

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Guinea Pigs, Heat, Homesteading

Queste had Kits

June 19, 2015by dirtartful Leave a comment

Well, my yard rabbit Queste was gathering up nesting materials pretty frantically Monday night, and by Tuesday morning, she had a litter of four! Purebred American Chinchillas. It hasn’t rained […]

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Homesteading, Rabbits

Fyre Had Kits

June 18, 2015by dirtartful Leave a comment

I witnessed her give birth to the second kit. She too had some of her babies on the wire, and in the morning of 6/16, I gathered up those that […]

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Homesteading, Rabbits

Darke and her Peanuts

June 17, 2015by dirtartful Leave a comment

I nearly lost Darke to heat stroke on Sunday afternoon. She was trying to prepare her nestbox, and seized up. I managed to grab her and get her into the […]

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Homesteading, Rabbits

It works!!!!

June 16, 2015by dirtartful Leave a comment

and after 10 minutes, the burlap is wet, and the rabbits are relaxed and frisking around. I have it set up so the excess water drips into the duck pond. […]

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Heat, Homesteading, Rabbits

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