rabbit cages

[p charlton]

ive got my stock coming in a couple of weeks due to having pfl i am going to keep my stock in rabbit hutches i dont have a lot of time to make one as planed so i am thinking of booking the five foot long one of these whats peoples veiws do yo think they will be ok for stock birds

 

http://cgi.ebay.co.uk/ws/eBayISAPI.dll?ViewItem&item=200379500625

[Guest]

I agree with Vallance, but make them no more than arms length deep.

[Peckedhen]

I think that I'd want the bottom boxes higher off the ground for ease of cleaning and also will cats peer in and mice be able to jump in at the height it is. :-/

[mcclaff]

ive got my stock coming in a couple of weeks due to having pfl i am going to keep my stock in rabbit hutches i dont have a lot of time to make one as planed so i am thinking of booking the five foot long one of these whats peoples veiws do yo think they will be ok for stock birds

 

http://cgi.ebay.co.uk/ws/eBayISAPI.dll?ViewItem&item=200379500625

 

Keith Mott had the same problem. Try this link - hope it works

 

www.elimarpigeons.com/Article4/KeithBettyMotthtm.htm

[Guest bakes]

 

pic taken from pigeonglobe forum

 

all the best.

[p charlton]

cheers i am going to have them higher of the ground and wider

[hotboy]

how many pigeons can be kept in the rabbit hutches? :-/

[p charlton]

pair in each cage

[pjc]

be very careful putting stock in rabbit hutches unless you greatly reduce the opening. The stockbirds could be nervous and will be out and away before you know it your not careful!

[kev01293]

great idea if u hav pfl but i would have to change the catches on the pics from pigeonglobe  i get a lot of foxes here so thats a worry but it wouldnt take much work to make them fox proof   id have at least two locks on each door and get strong wire mesh