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Yes they do. My ewes still have their lambs with them, so they're still in milk ;). Otherwise that would definitely be an exercise in futility.

:lol: Yes that is true. But in all seriousness, I am trying to milk one of my sheep but she's not a dairy sheep and her teats are so tiny. Haven't been very successful so far.

Well, I do want to get a couple of dairy goats eventually. Unless I can figure out how to milk my sheep. That'd be nice since they are so much easier to contain.

Not sure whether this goes in the livestock section or the chickens section, but I'll try here. I have a flock of a total of about 19 chickens. Right now they are split into two coops with runs, but I want to move them all into my sheep pasture. However, it dawned on me that I need to be able...