This experiment was carried out to study a suitable method of fertilized ova transfer in the rabbit. A total of 160 ova at 2 to 16 cell stages or at 16 cell to morula stages from superovulated donors were transferred at the rate of 8 per animal to the fallopian tubes and uterus of 20 recipient females, mated 24 hrs. earlier to vasectomised male. Irrespective of the site of transfer, the proportion of ova developing to term following 16 cell to morula stage transfers was more than that following 2-to 16 cell stage transfers. And uterus transfers were more successful than fallopian transfers in both 2 to 16 cell stages and 16 cell to morula stages. The results with 16 cell to morula stage transfers at the uterus were better than those in any other groups. Fourteen of 20 recipients became pregnant, of which il produced a total of 32 offsprings, and litter size averaged 2.9 with variation from 1 to 6.