An apocolypse herd/flock

I would def. have horses for transportation so i could visit neighbouring farms to pillage and trade depending if they were occupied or not LOL. Cows for milk and meat if I had enough and Chickens for eggs and meat. Pigs maybe....depends on feeding requirements. I want a vegie garden sooooo bad but the soil here sucks LOL a good water source is essential! then we can say....screw em LOLOL
 
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yes but where would you get the salt if you don't live near the shore. if society collapses salt would be more valuable than gold.

I've got quite a stockpile just in case.
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Along with several other "items" that will help.
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Yep.. good point! Wool can go a long way and do many things...
You can also milk some breeds of sheep.
 
I would have exactly the breeds of chickens I already have, I'd probably change my mind on the "getting rid of the goats" thing and get a couple does for my buck again, and. . . . I'll leave the beef, etc up to other neighbors. As much as I love cattle and would prefer my own breeds and my own care over them versus the neighbors around here, I don't have the yard for it.

Beyond that, we've got rabbits for our dogs as well as for good fertilizer-making machines for the gardens. Our gardens/orchards/crops are sustaining enough though
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I think our place by the end of this year is practically ready for a "crumble of civilization" type thing.
 
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there is miniature cattle, and you can slaughter them in winter like people use to do, so a secure shed can act as a giant, outdoor freezer
 
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You are right, but I just don't like the taste of lamb or mutton. I want to get a few, but sort of pointless in no one would eat them.



Unless I could trade them to someone for beef or something else I can't raise here. hummm

You would eat them if you had to. I'm dreading having to eat my hypothetical goats and rabbits
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but I will do what I have to do. Man up farm boy.
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