Female goats are referred to as a doe or a nanny.
Can be female, Wilma, Wilhelmina.
Yes, a goat is a general term for both male and female goats, while a billy goat specifically refers to a male goat. Billy goats are often larger and have a stronger odor than female goats.
A male goat is a buck or billy.A female goat is a doe or nanny.Castrated males are known as wethers.
A female is a doe (nannie). A male is a buck (billie). A baby is a kid. And a casterated boy (not intact) is a wether.
A male goat is a Billy.A female goat is a Nanny.A young goat is a Kid.
The female equivalent of a (male) billy goat is a nanny goat.
The male goat may be a billy goat, while the female is a nanny.
Can be female, Wilma, Wilhelmina.
Yes, a goat is a general term for both male and female goats, while a billy goat specifically refers to a male goat. Billy goats are often larger and have a stronger odor than female goats.
The plural form is billy goats.
"Buck or Billy" - a male goat. "Doe or Nanny" - a female goat. "Kid" - a young goat.
A nany goat is a female goat. A billy goat is a male goat. A wether is a castrated billy goat. The male counterpart to a nanny or governess could be tutor or guardian.
"Billy" simply means "male" as opposed to "Nanny goat" (female).
A male goat is a buck or billy.A female goat is a doe or nanny.Castrated males are known as wethers.
A female is a doe (nannie). A male is a buck (billie). A baby is a kid. And a casterated boy (not intact) is a wether.
A male goat is a Billy.A female goat is a Nanny.A young goat is a Kid.
female = nanny-goat (not a manny-goat)male = billy-goat