Hickory
$395.00
In stock
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Color |
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Red |
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Gender |
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Buck |
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Date of Birth |
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May 22, 2025 |
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Ready |
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Now |
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Ear Number |
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CB55 |
Mom: Cinnabun, Red doe
Dad: Jasper, White Ear Red buck
🐰 Meet Hickory 🌾
This sweet red buck is ready to hop into your heart and home!
Hickory is part of our Red Litter and has the most handsome warm-toned coat — like autumn leaves and cinnamon spice. He’s curious, gentle, and enjoys stretching out for a nap after exploring his surroundings. He’d make a wonderful pet, fiber companion, or even a future herd sire.
Our website is very large and full of info! If you are new to bunnies or a wool breed, please take some time to learn more about them here. You will likely find the answers to most all of your questions throughout our website. If you live far from us in North Carolina, we do work with lots of bunny transporters and have bunnies all over the US. Reach out if this bunny caught your eye!
Hickory can be reserved with just a deposit if you do not want to pay in full today. This can be done by using our Bunny Deposit link. All of our bunnies go home with a full pedigree.
Bunny Pick Up + Transport
We welcome anyone to pick up their bunny at our home in Raleigh, NC. Additionally, we work with many trusted transport providers that we’ve worked with. Our list is updated frequently and we welcome your feedback when using these transporters. Visit the pickup and delivery page for a list of transporters.
Rabbit Transporters
Specific rabbit ground transport is typically not done in one day. In fact, some rabbit transporters are on a run for two weeks at a time. A run is what they call their mapped trip. Bunnies are kept in their carriers the entire time and checked on at each stop. Cages are cleaned once a day and they are fed their pellets we send daily, watered often, and given hay during the entire trip. We have never lost one of our bunnies on a ground transport trip and we are very selective on who we will use for this service.
We use rabbit transporters monthly. Rabbit transporters do not typically charge by the mile but rather a flat rate per size of carrier. Rabbit transporters call their carriers “holes”. Right now they charge anywhere from $75 – $120 per rabbit. You meet them at their scheduled stop and cannot be late. They set their run stops according to their customers needs and it cannot be changed. Times are set for meeting customers before the run begins and they cannot wait if you are running late. Their meeting stops are normally located right off of a major highway or interstate at gas stations or stores like Tractor Supply. They can run any hour of the day and delays are to be expected due to inclement weather and/or traffic. However, they keep their customers informed at all times of their eta.
Please check out the pickup and delivery page for more information.
