Casey Christopher

Re: trampoline as tractor -

I'm not sure simple chicken wire around the perimeter would keep either predators out or your bunnies in. My dogs have knocked the screen door right off the tracks, so I know they could misshape some chicken wire in a hurry. And rabbits being diggers by nature...
Almost all designs for rabbit tractors I've seen include a sturdy floor of wire, which gives better security and strength to the structure. Hope that helps!

The generosity continues. Thanks to Andrew for teaching this important class, and to Paul and Co. for modeling persistence in good work.

Ty - We know one another, but I didn't know you were a permie! Great reason to re-connect!
Everyone - I'm a music teacher in Nampa with a little suburban lot, trying winter gardening in south-facing beds, and trying to utilize as much vertical space as I can. I'd love to find a reason to get together with others of like mind.
caseychristo4 (at) gmail

Friends -
I'm trying to add my first livestock to my suburban 1/3-acre spot, and I have designed a combined hardy kiwi arbor and rabbit hutch that I'm planning to build this summer.
I would appreciate your feedback about the design. Please note that the blue boxes in the diagram indicate the walls between the six rabbit spaces (4 @ 24" x 30" and 2 @ 48" x 30").
I envision the kiwi vines growing up over the whole arbor, providing shade for the rabbits when the vines are grown.
Thank you. - Casey