Understanding & Raising Sheep : Why People Raise Sheep
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are there milk sheep breeds of so what breeds and are there sheep that are good for mliking and for whool
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turkont123 11 months ago
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MarylinDogon819 1 year ago
@elsheedoqueso
no, I never had it, the wildest thing I ever tried was deer meat.
eastofakron 1 year ago
@elsheedoqueso
have you ever had it? is it any good?
eastofakron 1 year ago
Go back to sleep sheep.
nimblened 2 years ago
No problem, wherever I can be of service. :)
joejedlicka 2 years ago
Okay. Thank you for the response!
skybluepainter 2 years ago
I just got into sheep myself. Luckily, I have katahdins, a "hair" breed of sheep that don't require shearing and are more resistant to internal parasites so with careful management require no/minimal worming. If you go with a wooled breed, as most are, you should shear them when it gets warm so they don't overheat. If you hire a shearer, they will buy the wool from you. Although wool demand is going down, so sometimes the shearing fee is more than the value of the wool.
joejedlicka 2 years ago 2
wake up too. We all deserve to be free
metamltwggloakp 2 years ago