Tag: Rabbits

Are you craving for the taste of wild rabbit???

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Are you craving for the taste of wild rabbit meat?

Are you craving for the taste of wild rabbit meat, but don’t want to harm the snowshoe hare population in Nova Scotia? Do you want to enjoy a delicious and nutritious meal that is raised on natural pasture, without antibiotics or hormones? If you answered yes to any of these questions, then you need to try our pastured rabbits!

Our pastured rabbits are not your typical domestic rabbits. They have a darker reddish colour and a more robust flavour that resembles the wild rabbits we used to snare, hunt, and sell when we were growing up.

They are lean and healthy, as they get to roam freely and eat fresh grass, clover, and herbs. They are humanely harvested and processed, ensuring the highest quality and freshness.

Our pastured rabbits are the perfect choice for any occasion, whether you want to make a hearty stew, a tender roast, or a succulent barbecue. They are easy to cook and versatile to season, and they will impress your family and friends with their rich and satisfying taste.

Plus, they are affordable and sustainable, as we offer them for only $7.50 per pound. Don’t miss this opportunity to experience the best of both worlds: the flavour of wild rabbits and the ethics of pastured rabbits. Order yours today and get ready to enjoy a mouth-watering meal that will make you feel good inside and out.

For more information or to place your order, please contact Brian at Briden Farm. 902-907-0770
We look forward to hearing from you soon!

Rabbit Meat

Bunny Buggies

Bunny Buggies

From Spring to Fall, and almost Winter, our Bunnies enjoy their Buggies! Like Chicken Tractors, Bunny Buggies get moved regularly, usually daily, insuring our Bunnies get the best of care and have a new salad to dine on every day! 

It also means the grass gets trimmed and naturally fertilized in the process. This leads to some of the thickest, richest, greenest, grass you can imagine! 

Bunny Moving Days at Briden Farm

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Valley our Lion Head Easter Bunny

It’s that time of year when our Bunny’s get moved out to pasture. They’ll still be in cages, it helps insure their safety and also keeps them from running away or fighting with each other! Rabbits have just as much a pecking order as chickens! Perhaps worse! It also means that they’ll get a fresh salad bar every day because we move their cages every day till late Fall. This helps them get a more rounded diet, and also helps provide an incredible meat, more similar to wild rabbit. It’s also this time of year we begin our breeding program and that means that we should be expecting baby bunnies sometime around mid May, and should hopefully have some baby bunnies for sale by mid July. 

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Milking Our Goat On Pasture At The Barn Property

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Milking Our Goat On Pasture

One of my long time dreams, when it comes to goats, is to be able to sit o a hillside and milk a goat. I realized that dream a few days ago! It was a misty morning, the sun just breaking through, and the hill was overlooking the work the goats and pigs have been doing at The Barn Property. Unfortunately I didn’t get a video of that! 

However, today, the Barn Property owner, Cheryl was there and did the following video of us milking …

We use our Briden Farm Goats, Pigs, Chickens, and Bunnies to help rid the area of invasive weeds, like Japanese Knotweed, Goldenrod, and Lupines. The animals do an incredible job, as seen in the photo above. Not only do they do a good job getting rid of weeds, the disturbance they cause the vegetation and soil helps to regenerate the land as is evidenced by the green grass that emerges after the animals pass through, as we rotate their pasture. 

If you’d like more information on how our Briden Farm animals work and the results, we do have testimonials and would love to talk to You. Contact Brian at Briden Farm 902-907-0770. 


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