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Not if you have some trees but if it rains or snows the goats will prefer some sort of shelter to get out of inclement weather conditions.
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What kind of houses do goats need?
A barn or a lean-to - as long as they can get out of the wind, rain or snow.
Where are peacock shelter?
In the wild peafowl roost high in trees, in captivity they need a high barn or shelter with tall roosting beams.
What are three sentences for the word barn?
The barn was very big.Take this to the barn. Cows and horses shelter in the barn.
What do goats need to survive?
Food, water, air, shelter and veterinary treatment.
Why do hamsters need shelter?
Hamsters need shelter so they have a place to eat, sleep, and do what is necessary to survive.
DefinItion of physical need?
what you need everyday.. food sleep water shelter
How much space do goats need?
"Goats need approximatelley 50 acres to graze They need a minimum of 15 sq feet for housing. If goats are fed quality hay they have no need to graze. A one acre pasture of quality grass, well taken care of, can support 8-10, but with hay, inside, also available." ^^ Incorrect as hell. At one point growing up my family had over 40 goats, we only had 35 acers. As of right now, I have around 20, on 30 acers. Yes they need space in a barn to sleep in but they are primarily outdoor animals, the only reason you would ever need to totally close them in is if you have predators that could hurt them, but you still would only need to put them up at night. Or if you live in a cold climate with snow and ice, as goats need to be protected from the elements just as much as any other animal (most of the time they don't mind the rain though) For your barn, if you have around 10-15 goats I would suggest a 4 stall barn, each stall being 15-20 sq feet. Most of the goats will sleep together, however you may need to confine some of them or if one of your females is kidding, she will need a separate stall, closed off from the rest of the goats. As the person above said, they do need to graze, but goats DO NOT prefer grass, they like to strip the bark from trees, and eat the leaves off of them if they can, they also like bushes and weeds, therefore we've always had around half of our pastures in a wooded area. Goats will learn to graze on the grass, but do not expect it to be "mowed" it will be as uneven as uneven gets. Also, I assume that you know the GOATS CANNOT live alone, they have to have goat friends.
Do seals need a shelter?
Don't think so, at night I think they sleep on the shore Seals shelter around sand dunes and on rocky beaches. They neither build a shelter, not burrow for shelter.
Do alpacas require shelter?
Yes, Alpacas require shelter in all areas. In the cold months they need shelter from the wind and snow, in the hot months they need shelter from the sun. We have found that our Llamas and Alpacas prefer to have several different shelters to choose from. Varying from the shade of a few trees to a full barn for the coldest days.
What are some types of shelter for a cow?
Barns, sheds and trees are the main types of shelter that are made available for cattle. These shelter are only used when the cattle feel they need to use them or want to use them for whatever reason that encourages cattle to incorporate them into their daily (or not-so daily routine).
How do you craft a bed in survivalcraft?
You can't. You just need a soft place and shelter to sleep. Such as, wooden planks, grass.
What type of shelter does a gazelle need?
Gazelles live under cliffs and can sleep in the tall grass, in the African savanna.
