Entire male goats have two testicles in a small sac called a scrotum between their hind legs. Sperm is produced within these testicles.
Hmmm, I have heard of a wether sheep . . . In any event, it would be a castrated male.
If your goat is truly a wether, it cannot breed a doe. Goats, like many other animals, mount each other to demonstrate dominance.However, if your goat was banded to wether him, there is a chance that it was not done properly. When the goat is banded, care must be taken to ensure that both testicles are descended, or one can remain up inside the goat and he will still be able to breed. This is not uncommon. You would be able to feel the testicle inside the goat if you feel where the testicles should be.If you do not feel a testicle in your wether, then it is just typical goat behavior.
You can only wether a goat when it is a kid. You can either use rings and a wethering tool or a type of tool that cuts through the cord of the testicles with out breaking the skin. With the rings, place a ring on the points of the wethering tool. Squeeze the handles together and place it at the base of the testicles near the rudimentary teats. Let the handles go and pull the wethering tool away. In 2-5 weeks the testicles should fall off.
a normal horse Answer2: A male horse typically looks like any other horse, especially if it is a gelding and has not developed stallion like characteristics. Stallions of course have slight outward differences, they tend to be more muscular than mares or geldings, they sometimes develop a more cresty neck and deeper vocalizations.
A billy goat is a male goat. yes indeed
You can 'ring' a baby goat when you can feel both testicles in the scrotum (but most farmers do this at either the first time it is vaccinated or at weaning). To ring a male goat/sheep is to place a special rubberised ring around the testicles so that by constriction the blood flow stops and the testicles eventually drop off
It depends on the age of the goat and the size of the testicles. Usually elastrator rings are used.
When both testicles can be felt in the scrotum or at first vaccination.
By applying an elastrator ring to the testicles when both are in the scrotum.
On an entire male goat, buck, it is the scrotum that holds two testicles - this is located between its back legs.
Billy Goat is the same as a Buck which are both male intact (with testicles) goats Nanny Goat is the same as Doe which are both female goats
When you can feel that both testicles have descended at about 5 to 6 weeks of age.
Hmmm, I have heard of a wether sheep . . . In any event, it would be a castrated male.
There main staples were donkey penis and fried goat testicles.
If your goat is truly a wether, it cannot breed a doe. Goats, like many other animals, mount each other to demonstrate dominance.However, if your goat was banded to wether him, there is a chance that it was not done properly. When the goat is banded, care must be taken to ensure that both testicles are descended, or one can remain up inside the goat and he will still be able to breed. This is not uncommon. You would be able to feel the testicle inside the goat if you feel where the testicles should be.If you do not feel a testicle in your wether, then it is just typical goat behavior.
You can only wether a goat when it is a kid. You can either use rings and a wethering tool or a type of tool that cuts through the cord of the testicles with out breaking the skin. With the rings, place a ring on the points of the wethering tool. Squeeze the handles together and place it at the base of the testicles near the rudimentary teats. Let the handles go and pull the wethering tool away. In 2-5 weeks the testicles should fall off.
You can castrate a buck kid when you feel both testicles in the scrotum usually at four weeks of age.