HOW TO MAKE A SMALL GAME GAMBREL TO SELL
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- Опубликовано: 8 фев 2025
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TABLE OF CONTENTS:
1:42 MAKING THE TOOL
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ABOUT THIS VIDEO:
In this video we discuss how to
make a small game gambrel to
sell at your Rabbitry.
1) Cut the wire at 32"
Put the first crimping sleeve on an even out the wires so the distance is the same slide sleeve away from the folded end so you have enough room for a hanging screw.
2) take your half-inch pipe and screw two pilot holes -1st hole .5" away from the end and 2nd hole 1.5 inches in from the end repeat on the other side of the pipe.
3) now take your braided wire and threaded through the inside hole, which would be 1.5 inches away from the end.
4) once you're through turn 180° and go back through the pilot hole that is only .5 inches away from the end.
5) now you just need to put a crimping sleeve on the very end of that wire and that side is done
6) repeat in the other side -gambrel is done!
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I have butchered a lot of rabbits over the last 40 or 50 years and have never thought of this. Great idea and a great video.
Thanks for watching!
I was wondering how to do this earlier today! Thank you so much, Bobby! Keep the content coming!
I'm glad you liked the video I'll be sure to do that.
Howdy, Brother! Thanks for taking the time to share your expertise. Much appreciated. Drive-On, Cowboy! 🤠
Lol thanks for watching!
Great timing. I’ve been putting off processing but really need to! Thanks for lighting a fire
You're very welcome. Thanks for watching!
I like this idea. right now I drag an old swing set into the garage and use paracord to hand them.
Thanks for sharing!
We were going to build a structure but an old swing set sounds perfect for hanging the gambrel. Thanks!
Aluminum tubing is easier to cut and drill. Old ski poles are a cheap source of aluminum tubing. The tubing doesn't need much strength because the pulling force is against the cable.
Thanks for sharing!
This is so helpful! I’ve really been struggling with the setup I have. This will be great. Thank you!
Happy to hear it. Thanks!
what size wire and crimping sleeves are you using? This is a great, very helpful video; thanks
everything’s in the description click see more
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I love the hoist idea!
The hoist is only 120$
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Thanks for commenting!
Man, this beats 2 nails in a wall 😂
so glad you liked it!
Found it! Thanks!!
Terrific!
Well thank you for sharing. I know you do these videos all by yourself which makes recording at good angles and such difficult but, for someone who's never used or made one of these is going to have a tough time following along. I sure couldn't tell which direction to do everything. As the angles changed and jumped right into action I was lost every time. Please don't be offended I'm just offering helpful criticism. I love and appreciate your videos. But this one just left me wondering. I'll just buy one instead. LOL thank you again for sharing your wisdom. Not sure what gage wire was used... I think you used 1/2 inch pipe but I don't think that was mentioned either, only the overall length.
I'm sorry to hear the explanation wasn't easy to follow. In the bottom, right corner of all our videos, you will see " ...see more"If you click that it's the video description - all the product links are there for you. Id try to watch the video again. Here's another description.
1) Cut the wire at 32"
Put the first crimping sleeve on an even out the wires so the distance is the same slide sleeve away from the folded end so you have enough room for a hanging screw.
2) take your half-inch pipe and screw two pilot holes -1st hole .5" away from the end and 2nd hole 1.5 inches in from the end repeat on the other side of the pipe.
3) now take your braided wire and threaded through the inside hole, which would be 1.5 inches away from the end.
4) once you're through turn 180° and go back through the pilot hole that is only .5 inches away from the end.
5) now you just need to put a crimping sleeve on the very end of that wire and that side is done
6) repeat in the other side -gambrel is done!
Will you add a video on how to process a rabbit for pelt and tanning? Or do you know of a good source for that? Thank you for your informational videos!
You bet here you go
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Another great video.
Thanks for watching!
Would you be able to speak to how to find someone for processing rabbits you raise for production and processing if space or physical limitations factor?
Id try contacting a local butcher or meat processor to find out what their rates are. Start with google
So simple thanks Bobbie
You're very welcome!
Hi Bobby, I checked on my rabbits today and came home to an interesting situation that has me baffled and I'm wondering if maybe you had some insight. First some context, I have 3 does in a modified colony set up. 1 of the does accidentally got out a few weeks ago and joined forces with a buck of our thats been on the loose for a while. They stay on our property and we are trying to catch them but that buck is a sneaky little thing. We managed to catch the doe that had gotten out and I immediately checked her and of course, she was pregnant. When i went to check in the rabbit house today i found 2 nests- one with 7 kits and one with 4 kits. Ive had a does delivery between 2 seperate nights due to a larger litter but not in 2 seperate nests. The 4 in nest 2 look just a wee bit smaller than the 7 in nest 1 so im almost wondering if it wasnt a double pregnancy that was actually successful?? Whats even weirder though, the doe that gave birth is solid white. The fur in nest 1 is all white but the fur in nest 2 is black. I do have a black doe in this colony but i know for a fact that she is NOT pregnant. We do controlled breeding and she has not been successfully bred in well over a month. Any possible ideas on what could have occured? Could my black doe be trying to foster the smaller nest in pulling her own fur to keep them warm? Why did the pregnant doe make 2 seperate nests like that? Should I marry the nests? All kits seem to have milk in their bellies and are warm and squirming. Any thoughts or advice at all would be appreciated
Unless you keep your rabbits separated and keep diligent records you won't be able to know what's going on with them.
It makes a night a day difference. We have an entire lesson dedicated to this in our course bobby-s-school9.teachable.com/p/home
Rabbits make excellent foster parents. It's absolutely possible your black doe pulled her hair, esp if she's been bred before. Those instincts will kick in. Is she lactating as well?
Spontaneous lactation happens in nature of enough hormones are present.
So, I'm thinking of making this so that I can do the processing over my kitchen sink after the post-dispatch twitching has stopped. I live in northern Michigan snow country and dislike the cold (go figure!) so hope to do most of said work where it's warm despite winter. Am I crazy, or might my idea work?
Not at all. Give it a whirl and create an operation that’s customized specifically for you.
What gauge is the wire you use? I made one a while back but find the feet slip out sometimes. I’m wondering if my cable is too thick.
Pull down tight before getting started to set the hocks into place click the video see below in the video description to see all the products used.
Thank you for the video.
I must have missed it, but how long is the 1/2 inch pipe ?
8"
Is there any way you can share how you make your dispatch tool for those of us in Canada or other international locations since you can’t ship to us?
Absolutely there's a couple videos simply type into RUclips search engine "The Rabbitry center harvesting tool" and the videos will come up
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You mentioned showing how to make the hopper popper video in another video. Can you provide the link to the how to make hopper popper video?
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If you tape the ends of your cable it should keep it from fraying.
thanks so much!
How long is the pipe sorry if this has been asked already
No problem -8” pipe
Making one in am. Have 4 rabbits ready for freezer
Thanks for watching!