Four Cottontail Rabbits Released to the Wild!

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21:30 - 28:00 Release #1
28:00 - 31:00 Release #2
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[@jada2675]

I appreciate what you do so much. I get too attached…I’m afraid I could never let them go.

[@GowildlifeOrg]

Releases are the best part!

[@FioreCiliegia]

@@GowildlifeOrg id just end up owning some land and having a LOT of releases conveniently in my yard XD

[@noongourfain]

It's so nice to see them latch on to their milk and their whole body gets calm and focused. Time to EAT! Serious business!

[@EchoesDistant]

There is nothing one can do in life that provides more emotional fulfillment than helping restore the natural beauty of this world. Actions like removing trash and/or pollution from an environment. Restoring native plants to an area once cleared for development. Returning wild animals back to their native habitats. These are just a few examples of ways to heal the collective "soul" of humankind. All these things are immensely emotionally rewarding. In a way, nothing else can really be.

[@linettelow]

I remember these babies 🤗💙💞🌤🐇🐇🐇 The little greedy one (Black) makes me smile. Thank you Martin & Susan for caring for them, you are amazing. We hope they live long, happy and fulfilling lives in the wild.

[@GowildlifeOrg]

We hope so too!

[@miketyson8933]

​@@GowildlifeOrgstop feeding them milk so late!! They should have been released already and been eating clover 2 weeks you're stunting their growth. Tell me how many rabbits that size you see feeding off of the mother???

[@barbaratobitt8131]

It's a wild animal you cant help but love them an want to care for them an always always release them back in their world..They are cuteness overload 🥰🥰

[@barbaratobitt8131]

I just found this on KZbin. I so respect your caring for all these animals and feeding them the right foods. I love this. I'm a country girl here in Tennessee I've never taken care of animals like you guys do but I have raised a few critters I loved every minute of it. God bless you both.♥️❣♥️

[@GowildlifeOrg]

Thank you Barbara, glad you found us!

[@lailalivsdatter549]

❤️

[@JeanBrewer]

Welcome Barbara! I'm in East Tennessee and I've watched these videos 2-4 years. They are all amazing to watch back to back. Also, I love his book! I've read it twice and cannot remember the name of it. I believe it is listed here, definitely the website. Enjoy! 💝

[@snuugumz]

I’m up early. Great coffee time video! Thanks, Martin. Thanks, Susan...thanks, bunnies!!

[@GowildlifeOrg]

Glad you enjoyed!

[@patty7791]

Love the foliage arrangement! It looks…..just right!

[@lailalivsdatter549]

😊

[@birdiemomcarol6554]

Oh I sure hope they do well for a long time. They are so cute. I don’t know that i could release them. I’d want to keep them all😄! But I know they need to be in the wild.

[@GowildlifeOrg]

We hope they are doing well

[@Butterflyawaywithme7]

I feel the same way..its hard to let go but like you said..they need the wild..i raised a squirrel from CPR..and a heating pad. Dog dropped it at feet..like please help this little guy. Had he not been so freezing cold..i never would have been able to bring him back...finger rubs and taps..blowing in face..i just kept massaging him and his chest..it worked. Amazing fun..we played a ton..from formula to food with help from others. I let him go where we lived in woods. I didn't want to let him go..but they need to try to find a mate and not mess up much of the natural cycle...he took off and ran up the corn feed tree..i pray they do well and flourish. My mom said she can't get a horse unless it's got a house with heat and air..animals are awesome. Nature makes my day.

[@FioreCiliegia]

I think I would have released them… in my yard. At least black anyway XD but im happy with our 5 chipmunks and the like 60 babies they had last year XD

[@tirvaft]

Как я увпжаю людей, которые возятся с животными, делают их жизнь прекрасной, забгтятся, как о себе, это приятно и восхитительно❤ Зайка, ты прекрасен, милый малыш 😊

[@morganmarcella47]

Beautiful little bunnies I know they have to go back to the wild but my goodness I'm afraid I would get to attached

[@GowildlifeOrg]

Releases are the best part!

[@migbham1]

@@GowildlifeOrg I'm with the original commenter. I am so thankful that there are folks like you who can see beyond how cute they are to what their greater purpose is. I'm too selfish. I'd want to keep them all so I could protect them from the raptors. They'd have names by the second day and I'd convince myself that their ultimate purpose is for wiggling their noses and snuggling. 😉 The entire food chain would collapse if I were in charge.

[@sarojinichaudhury179]

@@migbham1 It would happen with me also ; and I would fight ,if not allowed to keep them with me .

[@camez2345]

Holy cow they are crazy cute.

[@GowildlifeOrg]

Agreed!

[@Kevin-sg5xc]

This is great. You guys really do care for all animals.

[@GowildlifeOrg]

Thank you for your interest. A whole lot of people help us help critters

[@bloeckmoep]

Susan and Martins magic hands raised some wonderful little critters. Thank you guys. 👍👌

[@GowildlifeOrg]

Four more back to the wild!

[@CuongNguyen-um4ds]

I Love animals ❤

[@GowildlifeOrg]

Us too

[@carolinatorrejoncuevas6216]

Es increíble, como toda criatura que presiente que viene la hora del desayuno y se quedan muy tranquilos, en verdad es muy hermoso. Muchos 🤗 saludos.

[@GowildlifeOrg]

Definitely unusual for a wild one.

[@thewishmaster2353]

What a pleasure in watching your video's, the amazing work you put in to save animals and give them another chance of survival. Keep up the great work, remain safe and blessed 🙏🙏🙏

[@GowildlifeOrg]

Thank you for your interest, glad you are enjoying our videos

[@neilcastro836]

Oh Susan and Martin what a beautiful surprise to see those beautiful bunnies 👏👏👏👏😍😍😍😍😍 i love the fact that you call it little boy 😍😍😍😍 what a beautiful baby

[@GowildlifeOrg]

Thanks Neil, glad you enjoyed

[@wildflower1397]

I love how the little black boops his nose against the mesh, contemplating his escape.

[@janetdear6429]

Another cracking good video thanks 💖😁

[@GowildlifeOrg]

Thank you Janet, glad you enjoyed!

[@denvan3143]

It’s great to see these fuzzy little doorstops grow to be furry sprint cars, ready for the wild.

[@GowildlifeOrg]

They definitely have their appeal!

[@KevinPratt-sg4yd]

I was out grooming my front yard today and as I was cutting away some out of control ground cover I found a baby cottontail nested down in the root structure. I didn’t touch it but I’m worried that the mother won’t come back since I disturbed its habitat. Hopefully she will come back and relocate it tonight. I go out and check on it. It seemed to be uncomfortable and fidgeting around a lot earlier cause I cut away it’s covered from the direct sunlight so I covered it with some reflective solar barrier that I had in the garage cause it got a touch over 100 degrees here in Phoenix today.

[@robinz2000]

My favorite part was, you shopping for the best part to release them. You wanted to make sure they had the idea location to give them a huge step up in being able to feed themselves. Priceless

[@user-oh4gp6xp9t]

Aww. Very happy to see a new vid up (just in time for my late lunch!) These little critters really are super-cute. Thanks for helping them back to the wild for a chance at being rabbits :)

[@GowildlifeOrg]

Glad you saw it for lunch break!

[@tommyhijmensen6257]

I ❤🐇 and i ❤you guys ! Also thank you so much for helping the critters 🥲 Greetings and much love from Holland

[@GowildlifeOrg]

Thank you Tommy, greetings back to Holland!

[@whiterabbit-wo7hw]

Greetings from Missouri USA.

[@barbaratobitt8131]

Great job guys👍👍👍

[@lailalivsdatter549]

You are doing a wonderful job💛

[@lisacasoli]

Aww I absolutely love bunnies glad you helped them and are going to release them

[@tammyrasberry3802]

U 2 have the most fun job ever!!

[@montanateri6889]

excellent videos. I love seeing the growth, the feedings, the release, and both of you, endless up-at-nights and love and time generosity to take care of all these animals who wouldn't otherwise have a chance. Kudos!

[@jamkpa]

So, so cute! Great work you both do!

[@GowildlifeOrg]

Thanks John!

[@darrendavy4248]

What a lovely and educational video.

[@GowildlifeOrg]

Thanks Darren, education is very important to us!

[@stephaniewood1547]

Lol to the little buns that went back in the carrier after you were trying to release them all. Great job!! 👏❤️

[@imakeituptoyou]

God bless them 😇

[@Sarah-iy9vh]

Cute bunnies and gorgeous

[@tosca8571]

Cuteness overload!

[@GowildlifeOrg]

Agreed!

[@jewelssylva3738]

I like this kind where you follow from rescue to release. It's nice to see the process. This one has a happy ending. 🐇🐇🐇

[@andybowlin2385]

I'm raising 3 right now came to me the day before their eyes opened and it took alotta patience to get them to eat but now they know what I'm dping at 2 weeks old and eat better now plus they're eating some clover and dandelion leaves too

[@avacat8852]

wonderful

[@GowildlifeOrg]

Thanks for watching!

[@barbaratobitt8131]

It does sound awful but its nature an nature's law.🥰

[@debbiefox4239]

Wonderful to see their feedings. It shows their wild behaviors.. their big ears & white tails. Thanks so much you. 2. Certainly would take total commitment & big patience. 😍

[@GowildlifeOrg]

They are delicate for sure

[@petere4540]

I would never give up such a cute wild pet❤❤too cute

[@fredferd965]

I've been watching too many of these videos.....for a moment I expected you to toss them into the air..... (WONDERFUL WORK!!!)

[@GowildlifeOrg]

Be worse if Susan or Martin had that confusion...

[@AD-de2sl]

sooooooo cute !!! lil bunny hop hop hop !!!

[@GowildlifeOrg]

Agreed!

[@onetuliptree]

So cute! Maybe one will be the grandparent of many many many many bunnies :-)

[@GowildlifeOrg]

Let's hope so!

[@CuongNguyen-um4ds]

I From Vietnamese 😉

[@goosemcsausagejr4471]

I From Mexico 😉

[@CuongNguyen-um4ds]

@@goosemcsausagejr4471 Mexico near American ( USA ) 🤩

[@whiterabbit-wo7hw]

Hi from Missouri USA.

[@ReflectedMiles]

On the behalf of many predators, thank you for all the work to give us a couple days' good eatin'.

[@GowildlifeOrg]

We give them a even playing field

[@challis2009]

Cute wabbit

[@andreafairchok5514]

So, soo cute. When will they start eating hay or grass? Thank you for all you do!!

[@GowildlifeOrg]

Their diet was supplemented as they grew older and were able to handle it

[@angsmith2926]

❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤

[@ct.widget2847]

Methinks Bunny Black is just too tame and imprinted on his surrogate Mom and Daddy. Youmight have to keep him, just for safety purposes, of course. ☺

[@ct.widget2847]

He'll likely hop up to the next passing hiker and ask politely, " Isn't it a little past lunchtime?"

[@FioreCiliegia]

“When they are eating they are adorable and cute”… lets be honest here, angry and hissing and being a little demon- they are still cute XD

[@GowildlifeOrg]

They gotta be wild!

[@SyriusStarMultimedia]

They blend into the environment easy.

[@SqueegeeSquanch]

Really loved this video and the discussion during feeding. We're currently rehabbing some rabbit kits (no wildlife rescuer in the area would take them) and we also have a kit who behaves very much like your first kit. She is a little piggy, but she also seeks out our attention and behaves affectionately towards us. We've only been interacting / handling them for feedings, and the other kits are behaving wild, so we're not sure why she's behaving differently. We're waiting for her to "wild up" a little more before we release her - Is there anything we can do to help her? We're concerned her instincts are not kicking in.

[@montanateri6889]

Hit the subscribe button folks!! I lost you guys! :( I checked my subscriptions, couldn't find you and I needed some eagles... so, my brain finally kicked in and I searched youtube for Eagle rescue... and whoola, there you were! I actually had NOT subscribed, what the heck? I have now, so I won't lose you again!

[@GowildlifeOrg]

We hope not!

[@Marebo07]

I have a baby.been feeding for 2weeks now, he looks younger than the ones that you let go. I was going to turn him loose until I seen your vidio

[@pamelaskwat1312]

See. Ya. I. Love. Bunny's. To. Hope. Do. Well. Grow. Up happy to

[@GowildlifeOrg]

We hope they are doing well

[@FilmerOfBobcats]

You will probably find that tameness corresponds directly to the weight of the adrenal glands vs total body weight. This study was done in ranched foxes. The most docile ones had the smallest adrenal glands, and the wilder ones had much bigger adrenal glands.

[@thefairyqueen369]

I am so pleased that you care for what most people call vermin....I love all of God's creatures, they are beautiful creations in their own right and I appreciate what you do so much, a big heartfelt thank you❤️😘👏🏻😃

[@peterkahlenborn8163]

I appreciate too,. On the other hand I wonder if those unexperienced kids would survive in the wild even an hour? In the past, I have cared for rabbits for about 15 years. Before releasing them into the wild, we had them in as large a run as possible until they had built burrows. So they had a chance to develop from a protective "home". Wouldn't that make sense?

[@mariab.1997]

How do you know if any may have a tape worm? Do you have to wait and see if they don't gain?

[@zevc3591]

😊😊👍👍🙌🙌

[@rodrick888]

♥️♥️♥️♥️♥️♥️♥️♥️♥️♥️♥️♥️

[@damattice23]

Ok, now I think I’m not feeding my bunny enough. Another rescuer said 5ml 3x a day plus oats and greens. I have a feisty little boy that is about 3 weeks old old.

[@dominantpredator7338]

Hey Martin I was just wondering how the white bellied bald eagle with the underdeveloped feathers was doing?

[@GowildlifeOrg]

Still rehabbing

[@zachthomas184]

Kiddos to you guys I just got a baby today and I am overwhelmed slightly but I think I can hopefully handle it

[@jroddy1]

How many weeks are they before being released? I have 4 I'm taking care of

[@davidt3956]

Given that they didn't have parents to show them how to hide and what to eat, what are their real chances?

[@GowildlifeOrg]

Same as any other cottontail. Parents don't teach them to hunt.

[@davidt3956]

@@GowildlifeOrg Well, I didn't think they hunted, except in Monty Python's Holy Grail... ;) However, I didn't think bunnies were immediately independent, having heard about warrens. I didn't think they were independent that fast. Thanks for the education!

[@superdave1263]

You miss counted on the first bunny. He got an extra dose of milk.

[@GowildlifeOrg]

Tricky...

[@BMW7series251]

Is this the place you fly your Harris Hawk?!!

[@GowildlifeOrg]

Belle flies in lots of different places

[@mnsr12]

Just found baby cotton tails in the backyard there much younger than the ones on the video. Their eyes are still closed. We mowed the lawn and accidently unalive one. What do we do? If we put them back the dogs will get them and the lawn area they where on is mowed and short! 😮 what do we do? They are in a box with my daughters old blanket and some of the bunny moms hair. My husband knows how to take care of big bunnies/rabbits. But its our first time with baby bunnies cottontails. 🐰 Should we call someone who knows or just take care of them on our own and how do we take care of them? Their eyes are not open and they are the sixe of a man's whole thumb. 😮

[@haventsleptinyrs]

I wish my orphans ate that quickly. I'm so scared that they will aspirate.

[@jewelssylva3738]

Tender hearted Susan only wants to imagine them reproducing, not being dinner. I get it, you have to love the animals a lot to sacrifice your sleep for their feeding cycles. All spring & summer ... orphans of every kind. But I'm with Martin, it's all a beautiful dance, the cycle of life. I need to see the whole of it so the difficult parts don't overwhelm me. It serves it's purpose. It is life, it is beautiful.

[@thims1961]

So hw do you address Canmore, Alberta's domestic Rabbit pop explosion?

[@nalanivillanueva4671]

Pretty sure that was 5 👀

[@skiersobolski]

Rabbit : I want to go back to the place where I didn't pay any rent and where I was fed up. Those humans don't understand us rabbits.

[@tirvaft]

Почему второй кролик упирается и не хочет кушать?

[@TheRealDogfart]

I find it interesting that you didn't just raise these for raptor food.

[@GowildlifeOrg]

We believe in a level playing field

[@mclizabeth4330]

You wrote the wrong number down just now, at 3:18. Pretty sure he weighed 4.4, not 3.4

[@dianaosteen693]

Actually, it was 4, so 6 total.

[@michellegrovak]

Could you release the not normal bunny in your yard?

[@GowildlifeOrg]

Martin tries to release them in a good habitat.

[@lesleywood788]

Wonderful work but the subtitles aren't great. T

[@terracotta6294]

I just watched a video from #VietnamVoices of the Billings Gazette - and he shared how the military tried to dump 10,000 pounds of rabbits on their 100-count unit - they refused to take all of it but we're forced to eat rabbit for several months. He said they would take 2d and 3d helpings and throw it out to get rid of the rabbits. #JesseMcMurtry , The electronics specialist, I think was the one who shared that.

[@GowildlifeOrg]

It's not easy being a rabbit

[@dougshaw9701]

why the name change from Southwest to Enoch?

[@reinerkerner4941]

Because it's the name of their new Rescue Facility finally being built.

[@lorinn7314]

A mother rabbit only feeds once a day in the wild.

[@user-pz4jk9tb7d]

Actually two times.

[@88997799]

After human touch they aren’t scared of wild life danger.

[@jroddy1]

Yes they are. They are stilled spooked with humans

[@ColumbiaB]

2:13: No, she had it right; she had just finished four, not three. He led you astray!

[@samsonian]

500% CUTENESS OVERLOAD!!! //TILT//

[@GowildlifeOrg]

Quite a sight for sure

[@PassengerUnlimited]

It's a little awkward to save rabbit at first and then let him out to "fulfill mission". Sure, birds of prey do attack and eat them, but still, rabbit isn't born just to be their food. c",)

[@dboley1950]

Food for the eagles

[@youareamazing8004]

Are you taking rabbits from the wild? I have found that because of the abundance this year. I leave them alone

[@TheSuzberry]

Are you familiar with this channel?

[@Spencerinio5]

I'm pretty sure they only take sick ones to help them back on their feet. They're not just nabbing animals from the wilderness for some Internet points.

[@GowildlifeOrg]

You seem to have misread the title...

[@dboley1950]

Can't you just keep them?

[@aprilbaker3396]

Absolutely not!! Not only is it illegal, but they do NOT do well in captivity at all, and will usually die from stress.

[@carolt1985]

Wouldn’t it be easier to just put these little guys in the raptor cages….it would save time and effort

[@cathymoune4040]

It is you that I would like to put in the raptor cages, that would prevent us from reading your absurd comments.