Solano County Fair- 2007

Long time, no posting! Well, all last week I was at my county fair. =) Very busy, no time to post. ;)

I did fairly good, it was a fun week, seeing fair friends, spending time with the rabbits.

I took BOB with my doe, WWR Sisily, a pointed white jersey wooly junior doe. My friend, RaBecca, took BOSB with her buck WWR Skylar(opal senior buck). Sharing the wins is always nice.

I also took BOB AFL with WWR Carley(orange junior doe), and BOSB with WWR Keasby Nights(fawn junior buck).

I also took home first place senior rabbit showman, and 4th place small animal supreme showmanship. =)

Here are a few pictures at fair I'd like to share... ;)



All my coops.


WWR Sisily.


Newborn baby calf.


My friend Nataly's steer.


WWR Keasby hammin' it up.


Myself(far right) and a few friends out talking with the public.


A goat at the petting zoo.


A deer at the petting zoo.


The wallabe and I at the petting zoo.


The baby piglets.

Thats all for now! I still need to upload my showmanship pictures. ;)

WWR Sir Mix A Lot

One July 7th, 2007, my doe G.C. Wooligan's Party Girl(black otter, 6 legs) gave birth to 7 kits. There were a variety of colors in this litter, not what I expected either. Shadeds! I bred her to my buck, G.C. WWR Pee Wee. Two of these kits were peanuts, and two vanished at about 5 days old. The three that were left were a black otter, a sable martin, and a siamese sable.

These three kits grew up into beautiful babies. We named the black otter WWR Luxurious, the Sable Sir Mix A Lot, and the Sable Martin renamed nameless. I decided to show them a bit too. All did wonderful, got wonderful comments. Sir Mix A Lot took a BOG and Lux took a few BOSGs, even over her mother. The judges were amaized with the type on these animals and gave props to the breeder. I was really proud of these babies.

One is a really special boy, I traded him to my best friend Dorissa for her doe, Wooligan's Cleopatra, a opal with about 4 legs at the time(currently 5). It was really hard to give Sir up, but we know the trade would both work really well in our breeding programs.

Sir was such a sweet boy, I missed him all the time and regretted trading off everytime I saw him. He just got nicer and nicer. Thinking to myself, "What did I do?!?!"

A few days ago, Dorissa decided to be no longer in rabbits, and as well they really didn't want to take them with the move. I decided to buy the whole herd(about 10 rabbits), and here I got back my baby. Sir Mix A Lot. =) He has developed really nicely, I can't wait to show him on the tables! Here he is...







The story of his name is inspired by the song "Baby Got Back"(Sir Mix A Lot sings this song) which he has a smooth wide hindquarter. What a silly name! LOL.

Some more new bunnies!

We wern't planning on getting anymore bunnies for quite a while, but Dorissa had to sell out due to moving. As a result, I bought her whole herd. Here are a few of the bunnies added into our herd.

LeSage's Shakira- Siamese Sable Senior Doe
We are very proud to be the new owners of Shakira. She is such a beautiful doe with amazing all around type. She has about 6 legs, and 2 Reserve is Shows. We plan on breeding her ASAP. =P


WWR Sir Mix A Lot- Siamese Sable Senior Buck
Wow- I'm sure happy to have him back with me! He has always been a cutie. He has a good personality too. He will be seeing some ladies soon. He is a WWR Pee Wee X Wooligan's Party Girl baby. We sure miss his daddy, we're glad to have him back home. He bloomed into a beautiful boy!


LeSage's Jazzy- Seal Senior Doe
Jazzy is such a sweetheart and we are also glad to have her here too. She has really nice type too, she just needs a little bit better flesh condition. Nice correct wooly head.


There are a few more rabbits, some are molting pretty badly!

Thank you Dorissa, and again so sorry you had to sell your buns. They have a great home here, remember I'm always here if you ever get back in. =)

Summer Show 2007

Every year, Carol Green puts on a HFF Backyard Summer Show in her very own lovely backyard! The show is very calm, relaxing and enjoyable. Our bunnies were molting, sadly, but we did enjoy the show and had lots of fun!

Here are a few pictures from the show:

Katie, myself, Christina, and Kim from IL.

Carol's Beatiful pool.

Tracy Rios' young Giant Angora buck.

Betty Chu with her EA setup.

Some of the AFL exibited.

Angora being judged by Randy Shumaker.

A lovely' view from Carol's backyard.

Some beautiful flowers that Carol had in her backyard.

A few Satin Angoras.

A gorgeous Lilac Tort English Angora, what an eye catcher!

Brooke Baldwin chatting with Christina while waiting for more rabbits to get on the table.

Enjoy!!! =)