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What's a fare price for live wholesale baby rabbits

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I'm looking at buying mix breed baby rabbits what is a fare wholesale price to pay for them. I was told about $7 but I'm not sure I'm in texas. I tried looking up wholesalers online but can't find any. Please any insite will help.
 
As feeders? What age/size are they? How many are you buying at once? Kind of depends on what rabbits go for in your area, though, but that seems kind of high.

I'm all the way up in Montana, but I price my small rabbits (2 pounds or so) at $5 each when I have them to offer. Crawlers are the size of a large small/small medium rat and I sell those at $2 each. No, not an advertisement as I don't ship, just as a comparison.

Rodent Pro sells frozen rabbits, here's their pricelist:
http://www.rodentpro.com/catalog.asp?prod=4&label=frozen_rabbits
 
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