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How many flocks of sheep are there in the United States of America?
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How were sheep brought to America?
In 1519 first sheep was brought to America by Spanish troops under Cortez. It is thought that the flocks of sheep belonging to the Native American Navajos are descended from multi-colored sheep brought to North America by the Spanish.
Did the temple in Jerusalem have herds of sheep?
yes, they had flocks of sheep.
What are groups of sheep called?
Flocks.
What are farm flocks?
Goats, sheep, chickens, geese, and ducks come in flocks.
Why couldn't people eat goat pig and sheep on the mayflower?
the pilgrims wanted to be the parents of large herds and flocks in america.
What animals can be in a flock?
The sheep is the answer. As it is said a flock of sheep.
Why do sheep live in herds?
Sheep live in flocks not herds. They probably do this because they feel safer when there is a few of them around
How many sheep farmers are there in the United States?
In 2002 there were 64,170 sheep operators in the United States, compared to 68,810 in 1998. The number of operations has continued to drop each year since 1992
How does a sheep relate to a desert?
The desert bighorn sheep lives in the deserts and mountains of the desert southwest of the United States.
What was the main use of sheep by the early colonists in the United states?
Describe the major difference between sheep's and goats
How many sheep were in a flock in biblical times?
The average number of sheep in a flock varies greatly between flocks. In 2012, the mean flock size for flocks in Ireland, which is the country that has the most sheep, was 23.8 head. Flock sizes typically range from 2 to 85 sheep.
What do border collies do for a living?
Border Collies were bred to herd sheep and guard flocks from predators.
