There are lots of regualtions regarding owning livestock (including sheep), not just how many acres you have. You would have to ask your local zoning department or agricultural division, they will point you in the right direction.
I got 25 sheep. :) But, there's no guarantee I did it correctly.
around 1/4 for one sheep. (thats what my sheep live in and he's happy!)
If the sheep are equally spread out across 40 acres, you would divide the total number of sheep by 40 to find the average number of sheep per acre. For example, if there are 400 sheep in total, you would expect to find 10 sheep on average on each acre (400 sheep ÷ 40 acres = 10 sheep per acre). This calculation assumes an even distribution across the entire area.
It depends on the number of sheep in your flock but if you only have a few a couple of acres should be enough space.
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Texas leads the nation in sheep production.
Cattle and sheep. sometimes goats depending on how far north you are
You can find contact information for Eileen Gray on the Countryside magazine website under the listings for sheep and the state of Wisconsin. The link to her contact information is http://www.countrysidemag.com/breeders_directory.html#Sheep
the Marco polo sheep of Afghanistan i believe
No more than 60.
Texas is the US State with the most sheep.
It is best to have at least 1 acre for every 2 goats. I have 2 goats and 1 1/2 acres of grass myself and it is hard only in the winter because there is no grass period.