Welcome to The Bunny Trail Rabbitry site. We
are a small hobby rabbitry, specializing in Holland Lops, Jersey Wooly's, Standard Rex and Mini Rex. We believe
in producing quality show bunnies instead of mass producing so-so rabbits. We believe in Rabbits of Distinction, and expect
it with every planned breeding.
We are located in Kalispell MT just outside the majestic Glacier National Park
in Montana.
Our bunnies are fed top quality feed, only grass hay and a few times a week we give them a treat of Organic
greens. Each bunny has play time a couple of times a week. They are turned out in our horse trailer in winter and the bunny
yard in summer. And of course each day they all get their daily love.
We are currently working on breeding the classic
Tort as well as some of the pretty colors that Holland's come in. We are off to a great start so far in the colors we
are getting we and will from time to time have some tri or harlequin kits for sale. Keep watch on our For Sale page.
Our main focus on our Mini Rex is producing
great type and fur in the tri colors. We are breeding both black/orange and blue/fawn tri's with the occasional harli's. We
will also have other colors from time to time as well. Our bloodlines include Horn Rapids, Silo's, Ezdaes and Swan
Valley rabbitry.
The Jersey Wooly breed is our newest venture with rabbits. We have
admired this breed for awhile now and decided to go for it aquiring our first two pair from K & B rabbity. We are
excited to start showing these little cuties and our first litter is due to arrive late 2009. Our colors are the shaded
group, pointed, and the marten colors.
The Standard Rex we will be retaining a small herd of great quality.
We are off to a great start as our Sr. Otter doe Ebony has one Best of Show and 5 legs. We will be mostly breeding
otters, black and a few chins in this breed.
Please email us for more information or if you
have any questions or information regarding the particular breeds we have. We look forward to visiting with you.
Thanks
for looking and have a great day
Dori Hughes
