I skin my rabbits whole to sell to taxidermist which I started selling last fall and the lady working on them has finally gotten around to some of my pelts. So fun to see my rabbits turned into cool work of art.

On December 21st, I took a bad fall that knocked me unconscious and injured my back. Over the last three weeks, I’ve been in and out of the ER and doctors’ offices with progressively worsening symptoms, which finally led to an emergency MRI yesterday. The result: this is a serious acute-on-chronic lumbar injury that requires close spine follow-up and aggressive pain management. I’ve been referred to neurosurgery and am currently waiting to find out not if, but when, surgical intervention may be necessary. I’m going to be very direct for a moment: I need to increase sales right now just to cover basic necessities. I’ve lost a significant amount of work, and my regular hours were already cut, so this genuinely matters. If you’ve found value in my rabbit content, the most effective way to support that work is through the Rabbit Nutrition Course or a subscription. You can subscribe on TikTok for $2.99/month, but you’ll get substantially more value on Skool. Skool Premium ($5/month or $48/year) includes: – The same videos – Plus what TikTok doesn’t allow: actual research papers, linked studies, downloadable resources, deeper explanations, and ongoing updates Skool VIP ($25/month or $240/year) gives: – Instant access to all current and future courses – A digital copy of my genetics book when it’s released No fluff. No algorithms deciding what you see. Just full, research-based material in one place. If you’ve been meaning to support my work, this is the most effective way to do it right now. I’ll also be sorting my live rabbits tomorrow and reviewing which animals will be available for sale, as I need to reduce numbers while I manage my health and recovery.

What a difference a little foot placement makes. Here we have rabbits labled 1,2,3. Judging by the photos alone how would you place them and why?