Sheep - Revision history

Sebilis at 14:57, 18 July 2012

2012-07-18T14:57:35Z

2012-01-24T16:09:51Z

Breeding

2011-12-18T03:40:53Z

2011-12-18T03:40:47Z

2010-09-16T05:24:20Z

Use

2010-09-15T01:01:54Z

added links to Wool page

2010-08-20T05:25:11Z

2010-08-20T05:24:22Z

Feeding

2010-08-20T05:23:52Z

Theories

2010-08-20T05:21:15Z

Use

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	{{Template:ItemInfo\|weight=300\|bulk=1\|image=Sheep.png\|description=A sheep. Tasty.}}		{{Template:ItemInfo\|weight=300\|bulk=1\|image=Sheep.png\|description=A sheep. Tasty.}}
	'''Sheep''' are found in the wild. They can either be picked up or you can attempt to slaughter them (which has a high chance of failing and the sheep escaping).		'''Sheep''' are found in the wild. They can either be picked up or you can attempt to slaughter them (which has a high chance of failing and the sheep escaping).

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 == Breeding ==
 To successfully breed sheep you must:
-* Have a [[requires::Sheep Pen]] or [[requires::sheep farm]]
+* Have a [[requires::Sheep Pen]] or [[requires::Modern Sheep Farm]]
 * Have [[requires::onions]] in your pen
 * Have at least 1 male sheep and 1 female sheep in the pen

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 {{Template:ItemInfo|weight=300|bulk=1|image=Sheep.png|description=A sheep. Tasty.}}
-Sheep are found in the wild. They can either be picked up or you can attempt to slaughter them (which has a high chance of failing and the sheep escaping).
+'''Sheep''' are found in the wild. They can either be picked up or you can attempt to slaughter them (which has a high chance of failing and the sheep escaping).
 Sheep weigh 300 db each.

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	Sheep are found in the wild. They can either be picked up or you can attempt to slaughter them (which has a high chance of failing and the sheep escaping).		Sheep are found in the wild. They can either be picked up or you can attempt to slaughter them (which has a high chance of failing and the sheep escaping).

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 * 10 [[produces::oil]]
 * 6 [[produces::mutton]]
 Sheep will produce [[produces::dung]] when in a pen.

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	Sheep will produce [[produces::dung]] when in a pen.		Sheep will produce [[produces::dung]] when in a pen.
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		+	Sheep can be sheared for [[produces::Wool]] when in a pen.

	== Breeding ==		== Breeding ==

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 {{Template:ItemInfo|weight=300|bulk=1|image=male_sheep.png|description=A sheep. Tasty.}}
-Sheep are found in the wild. They can either be picked up or you can attempt to slaughter them (has a high chance of failing and the sheep escaping).
+Sheep are found in the wild. They can either be picked up or you can attempt to slaughter them (which has a high chance of failing and the sheep escaping).
-Sheep weigh in at 300 db each.
+Sheep weigh 300 db each.
 == Use ==

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	If a structure runs out of food, the sheep stop breeding and stop producing dung, and will eventually sicken and die. Death occurs after 3 teppy days without food.		If a structure runs out of food, the sheep stop breeding and stop producing dung, and will eventually sicken and die. Death occurs after 3 teppy days without food.
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−	~~[[Modern Sheep Farm\|Modern Sheep Farms]] allow the feeding of [[Thistles]] along with [[Onions]]. This <s>greatly reduces</s> does not affect the amount of [[Onions]] eaten.~~
−	* I tested the onion consumption rate over 24 hours when sheep have thistle available to eat and found it to be unchanged from the base rate. ~Skalops

	== Dung ==		== Dung ==

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 == Theories ==
-* Does shearing  (or not shearing) affect breeding rates? need someone to test.
+* Shearing  (or not shearing) does not seem to affect breeding rates
+* Slaughtering does not seem to affect breeding rates
-* Sheeps <s>are less likely to</s> reproduce in pens where a slaughter has taken place
+* The optimal ratio for breeding is 3 males and 3 females. 4:4 would leave only enough room in the pen for 2 pairs to reproduce.
 * To maximize dung production, fill a pen with just female sheep. A pen with only female sheep produces 2.67 dung per day per sheep, and consumes 8 onions per day per sheep (i.e. 3 onions per dung). Keep a separate breeding pen and manually move new females to your dung pen instead of slaughtering them, until you are producing dung as fast as you need.
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