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Oh sorry! (Still pretty new to this.) I guess it makes sense that it would be called an alfalfa mix.

Hello from north central OH! @norseofcourse we used to have Icelandic sheep and one would Jump the four foot tall fence! So we named her bunny. Anyways, welcome from OH!

Just googled it, and it turns out the Buck's color is called black tort and the doe's is just black.

The doe is actually the dark one I'm not very good with the color names so I don't really know but she looks more black to me. And yes I know the buck is a tort.

@Hens and Roos I have two French angoras one buck and one doe, that I will be breeding next spring so I'll probably keep one from that litter. My mom was really into spinning for a few years so she has drop spindles, so I will hopefully be learning how to spin that soon. These are my rabbits...

Thanks! @frustratedearthmother

I think the guy I might get the hay from didn't get out early enough or something (in not very knowledgeable about hay.) so it's not very good quality and he hasn't planted alfalfa for a few years so there's not much alfalfa either.

Okay so I guess it all started on about beginning of August when my mom told me about angora rabbits (I didn't even know they existed until then.) so I started researching them over the course of almost 4 months and I decided that's what I wanted to do. but then I had to find housing for...

I don't know ( not really good with remembering names.) but we are in north central OH right outside of Lexington, near Mansfield. Also the man my dad works with makes "horse hay" so it's really mostly just Timothy. Thanks! @Latestarter

UPDATE: my dad just told me a guy he works with makes Timothy hay and probably has some for sale so hopefully I won't have to keep paying six bucks for a couple pounds of hay.

We don't really have any livestock raisers where we live and the people that do make their own and don't have any to spare. But thanks anyways!

I would guess it's too late now to get anything else. just Don't like spending spending six dollars a week on hay. I currently get it at tractor supply co.

I'm looking for a cheap source for Timothy hay, for rabbits year round. ( not an ad just wondering where people get theirs.)

Thanks! I actually plan on breeding for meat and fiber. My plan is if I have a kit that I think will be good for fiber, I'll breed that one to another kit that I think will be a good meat rabbit. I haven't researched genetics yet so I don't know how it'll work.

Thanks! @animalmom i will definitely post pics of the kits this spring!

Thanks! They're wool is very beautiful. Here's a pic of the wool I've gotten from themthe bag at the top is specifically for nest box.

They're both about 12 weeks old. So I won't be breeding til Spring.

Thanks! I can't remember the color name. But I think he's a tort of some kind...:hide

The top pic is the buck ( such a camera hog.) and the bottom pic is the doe. Thanks for the help! Devonviolet P.S. Sorry for the sideways pics always forget to turn my phone!

i would post pics of my rabbits but I don't think you can on a mobile device. :(