Rabbits produce one piece of Wool every four days. After that, you’re much more likely to get Wool than you are a Foot. Rabbits that eat every day will mature into adults after six nights have passed. Pricey! Are they worth it? How To Get a Rabbit’s Foot A single Rabbit will run you a hefty price of 8.000 gold, however, you only really need one in order to get the coveted Rabbit’s Foot. The store is open from 09:00 AM to 04:00 every day except on Mondays and Tuesdays. Once you’ve got a Deluxe Coop all set up, visit Marnie’s Ranch.

The first building is fairly cheap, but upgrading the Coop requires a lot of gold and resources, as outlined below:Īccording to the table above, if you don’t have a Coop at all, you’ll need to spend a cumulative 34.000 gold, as well as use up 1.200 pieces of Wood and 450 slabs of Stone, in order to even get the opportunity to purchase Rabbits. To upgrade your Coop, you must first buy the standard building from Robin’s Carpenter’s Shop in the Mountain area of Pelican Town. However, before they’re available, you’ll need to first upgrade your Coop to a Deluxe Coop – the best upgrade available. Rabbits, like most other animals, can be purchased from Marnie’s Ranch in the Cindersap Forest. How to Get Rabbitsīefore you can get any Rabbit’s Feet, you’ll need to get yourself a Rabbit. Ducks primarily make Duck Eggs, but sometimes you’ll walk into your coop and find a feather instead.

It works similarly to Duck’s Feathers and Ducks. The primary resource Rabbits make is Wool, and to get a Rabbit’s Foot you need a mix of luck and hard work! Rabbit’s Foot is an animal product you can get if you own a Coop that has at least one happy Rabbit in it.

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