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Well I went ahead and got him, he's definatly not a mini! Looks like a French lop to me but I have no experiance with them so not 100%. Here's a quick picture of him.

Like I said, it would be inside overwinter and after those dogs are dealt with... Which by then knowing me it will probably be a permenent indoor resident. The owner says it's an English lop, but I have never seen one in the area so I'm assuming its actually a mini. Is it hard to tell between...

Hello everyone, I need help deciding. Last week the neighbors dogs got loose and tore open my hutch, killing my two mini rex. I originally planned on waiting until summer before getting more, however on craigslist is a bunny needing rehomed, a lop which was what I was interested in. The owner is...

Check this out I think you will enjoy, I was out in this old shed that I'm going to fix up and turn into a chicken coop. There was a ton of garbage in it and it just smelled old, musky, and skunky. The floor of the shed was just pallets laid down, so I started to remove them and ended up...

So we got another chicken today. We have a makeshift run under the porch and got a cute little pair of D'uccles. Just brought home a mixed breed hen to make a trio.

How expensive are they over there? I have not gotten lost yet, however I have never strayed far from the trail. Distance out here is challenging it looks like something is closeby but it takes forever to walk there, but then suddenly your there. There are a lot of things found dead on the...

And Beltaine, the albino boa. He is about 2 years old now. I traded about $500 worth of my hatchlings for him.

Eppur, the opal cornsnake. He was one of a set of twins I hatched out in '06. A tiny little runty thing. Here are his baby pictures- And here he is today

And as requested, some of the snakes around here- A female North Mexican pinesnake (whose actualy for sale) Having a major case of PSS, or Pre Shed Syndrome.

I did not know that actually, I was looking for a different site that reports on non profits but only found that one. Ill look again later for the one I wanted, it had. All of their tax stats on It

PETA sweeps many things under their rug to hide from most members, they need to generalize and tone things down and sugar coat things so they keep getting support. They have strong connections to terrorist groups who do things like arson, in fact a large portion of their money has gone to court...

Males have a much stronger smelling urine too. One thing that is said to really cut down on the smell a ton is by adding a small amount of vanilla to their water.

Wow I would love to get a few of those guys in here! Its too bad shipping them is so much of a hassle, I'd be right on board with that! How long do they live?

And buffalo jumps that are a few miles from us. Back before horses were introduced here the Native Americans would chase a herd of buffalo towards these, being led by someone dressed in a buffalo hide. As they approached all they saw was a gently rolling slope and they just followed the one...

A lot of the piercings I had had to be taken out for work, so right now all I got in are a handful of ears, two nostrils, septum (probably my favorite, it hides so easy), and a few below the waistline. I used to have two in my lip 'snakebites' or whatever they're called, would love to get them...

The tough thing about scarification is that how it ends up is based entirely on how your body handles it. Personally I prefer burns and branding over cutting, much more painful but the results for me turn out a lot better. One of the pluses about it is that once healed its much more subtle...

I am very big into the the more extreme ends of it myself, I have more scarifications/brandings then I do tattoos. I work with mainly ratsnakes as far as breeding goes, a lot of corns, bairds rats, and my big interest is in the Asian and old world species. I have bred balls before but...

And introducing our three dogs. My two are on the left, Bluewater is the blue heeler and Hawk is the heeler husky mix. Mushu the pit/lab mix is his dog. We just fenced off this section for them and theyve been doing great in it.

The previous owners were big into gardening, these peonys were thriving despite the lack of tending too. And many bird houses

So here are some pictures of our new house and the area around it. The swingset hes since been removed A fully enclosed gazebo Our view from the dining room window From the loft above the garage Across the street