Bunnies at Play!! (PICS)

[Eia]

Your rabbit are gorgeous! They all look very happy!

 

[terri9630]

I love the pictures! Thanks for sharing!

But . . . I am kind of jealous of that green stuff, that, if memory serves, is called grass!

Terrible drought down here in Texas!

Me too. I miss grass.

Oooh, yes, grass is so very nice....but a yard of mowed weeds, kept mowed short, looks like grass and grows, well, like weeds (hardly any water for a lush lawn).

Very pretty pics!

It's so dry here we don't even have weeds. I hope people don't set the rest of the state on fire this 4th of July. We are already choking on smoke from a fire a 100 miles away.

 

[rockdoveranch]

We are experiencing Coccidiosis in one of our lambs right now and I am sure it has to be from the drought. In almost 7 years of having sheep, this is a first for us.

I too worry about fires out here. We are near the end of a mile and 1/2 dead end road and I always worry about people not watching their burn barrels, and fireworks. Several years ago a neighbor across the street was clearing his fence line and burning what he cut away. In the dark of night, hours after he left to go back home, we were outside and saw a fire flare up. My husband and another neighbor went out and put it out. We have also stopped on our rural roads to stomp out little grass fires started, I guess, by people throwing out their cigarettes as they drive.

Heck! We deserve gold stars, don't you think?

There was once a well blow-out down the road and we were not allowed to drive down our road so we could get to the other side where there were cross roads. Pretty scary.

My husband always tells me we can escape on foot through pastures, but my luck a bull would take me down . . . not a fire.

 

[terri9630]

We are experiencing Coccidiosis in one of our lambs right now and I am sure it has to be from the drought. In almost 7 years of having sheep, this is a first for us.

I too worry about fires out here. We are near the end of a mile and 1/2 dead end road and I always worry about people not watching their burn barrels, and fireworks. Several years ago a neighbor across the street was clearing his fence line and burning what he cut away. In the dark of night, hours after he left to go back home, we were outside and saw a fire flare up. My husband and another neighbor went out and put it out. We have also stopped on our rural roads to stomp out little grass fires started, I guess, by people throwing out their cigarettes as they drive.

Heck! We deserve gold stars, don't you think?

There was once a well blow-out down the road and we were not allowed to drive down our road so we could get to the other side where there were cross roads. Pretty scary.

My husband always tells me we can escape on foot through pastures, but my luck a bull would take me down . . . not a fire.

All fireworks have been banned here. Even the little ones and sparklers. It's going to be interesting to see how well they can enforce it.