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Side A ------ Side B A group of goats ------ Band Castrate Pig ------ Barrow Male goat ------ Billy Female Dog ------ Bitch Sexually mature uncastrated male pig ------ Boar Pertaining to the ox or cow; of the family Bovidae ------ Bovine Chickens (meat type) that typically are marketed at about 50 days of age and about 4.5 lbs. ------ Broilers A goup of baby chickens ------ Brood Animal reserved for breeding and raising young ------ Brood animal A male sheep, goat, rabbit, deer or antelope ------ Buck A sexually mature uncastrated male bovine ------ Bull An immature male goat ------ Buck Kid Refers to a cow in heat ------ Bulling Bullock ------ most commonly refers to young bulls grown and fattened in a similar manner to beef steers and heifers Burro ------ A donkey Calving ------ Act of parturition in calttle Pertaining to the dog family ------ Canine Capon ------ Male chicken that has had its testes removed Cock ------ male chicken Cockerel ------ male chicken less than a year old Colt ------ immature male horse Cow ------ mature female bovine Dam ------ the female parent Doe ------ and adult female rabbit, goat, or deer Doe kid ------ immature female goat an adult male duck ------ Drake Drove ------ a group of swine Equine ------ pertaining to a horse Ewe ------ female sheep act of parturition in swine ------ Farrowing Feeder ------ young animal which does not have high finish (fatness) but shows evidence of ability to add wight economically Filly ------ immature young female horse; a young mare Flock ------ group of sheep young horse or mule of either sex ------ Foal Foaling ------ act of parturition in the horse Fowl ------ any bird, but usually refers to more mature poultry Gander ------ mature male goose Gelding ------ a castrated male horse Get ------ The offspring from a male animal Gilt ------ a young female swine; until the first litter of pigs is farrowed Gosling ------ any young goose Half-sib ------ half-brother or half-sister Heifer ------ female of the cattle species that has not borne a calf Heiferette ------ a female of the cattle species that has given birth but finished for market rather than saved as a breeding animal Hen ------ An adult avian female herd ------ group of cattle or horses Hinny ------ the offspring of a Jenny and a stallion hutch ------ group of rabbits Jack ------ male uncastrated donkey Jenny ------ Female donkey; a jennet Kid ------ young goat or antelope kidding ------ act of parturition in the goat kindling ------ act of parturition in the rabbit lamb ------ a sheep less than 12 months of age (ewe lamb, ewe ram) Lambing ------ act of parturition in sheep littler ------ the pigs farrowed by a sow or the pups whelped by a bitch at one delivery period mare ------ mature female horse mule ------ the cross resulting from mating a mare horse with a jack nanny ------ a female goat Nonruminant ------ an animal without a rumen Nurse Cow ------ a milk cow used to supply milk for nursing calves other than her own Ovine ------ an animal of the subfamily Ovidae; sheep, goats Pig ------ a young swine Piglet ------ A Little pig Polled ------ having no horns Pony ------ any small horse in the United States that doesn't exceed 58 inches tall at maturity Porcine ------ pertaining to swine Poult ------ an immature tuckey, after sex is determined, called young tom or young hen Poultry ------ birds raised for meat and eggs Produce ------ a female's offspring Progeny ------ offspring of animals Ram ------ male sheep (aka buck) Roaster ------ a young chicken (meat type) weighting mre than 4.5 pounds Roasting pig ------ A pig weighing from about 50-75 lbs Rooster ------ an adult male chicken Runt ------ a term used to denote a piglet of poor size in relation to littermates Scrub ------ an animal inferior in either breeding or individuality Shoat ------ a young pig of either sex not fully grown and fattened for markey Sire ------ male parent Sow ------ mature female swine Stag ------ male animal castrated after the secondary sex characteristics have developed Stallion ------ mature male horse, not castrated Steer ------ male bovine castrated before the development of secondary sex characteristics Stud ------ a unit of selected animals kept for breeding purposes Tom ------ male tukey Tup ------ Ram Vealer ------ Calbes fed for slaughter usually less than 4 months old; "fancy veal may weigh as much as 400-420 pounds at 16 weeks Weanling ------ recently weaned animal Wether ------ male sheep or goat castrated before sexual maturity Whelp ------ to give birth to, as by a female dog Yearling ------ refers to a male or female farm animal during th first year and up to two years of age
Side A ------ Side B A group of goats ------ Band Castrate Pig ------ Barrow Male goat ------ Billy Female Dog ------ Bitch Sexually mature uncastrated male pig ------ Boar Pertaining to the ox or cow; of the family Bovidae ------ Bovine Chickens (meat type) that typically are marketed at about 50 days of age and about 4.5 lbs. ------ Broilers A goup of baby chickens ------ Brood Animal reserved for breeding and raising young ------ Brood animal A male sheep, goat, rabbit, deer or antelope ------ Buck A sexually mature uncastrated male bovine ------ Bull An immature male goat ------ Buck Kid Refers to a cow in heat ------ Bulling Bullock ------ most commonly refers to young bulls grown and fattened in a similar manner to beef steers and heifers Burro ------ A donkey Calving ------ Act of parturition in calttle Pertaining to the dog family ------ Canine Capon ------ Male chicken that has had its testes removed Cock ------ male chicken Cockerel ------ male chicken less than a year old Colt ------ immature male horse Cow ------ mature female bovine Dam ------ the female parent Doe ------ and adult female rabbit, goat, or deer Doe kid ------ immature female goat an adult male duck ------ Drake Drove ------ a group of swine Equine ------ pertaining to a horse Ewe ------ female sheep act of parturition in swine ------ Farrowing Feeder ------ young animal which does not have high finish (fatness) but shows evidence of ability to add wight economically Filly ------ immature young female horse; a young mare Flock ------ group of sheep young horse or mule of either sex ------ Foal Foaling ------ act of parturition in the horse Fowl ------ any bird, but usually refers to more mature poultry Gander ------ mature male goose Gelding ------ a castrated male horse Get ------ The offspring from a male animal Gilt ------ a young female swine; until the first litter of pigs is farrowed Gosling ------ any young goose Half-sib ------ half-brother or half-sister Heifer ------ female of the cattle species that has not borne a calf Heiferette ------ a female of the cattle species that has given birth but finished for market rather than saved as a breeding animal Hen ------ An adult avian female herd ------ group of cattle or horses Hinny ------ the offspring of a Jenny and a stallion hutch ------ group of rabbits Jack ------ male uncastrated donkey Jenny ------ Female donkey; a jennet Kid ------ young goat or antelope kidding ------ act of parturition in the goat kindling ------ act of parturition in the rabbit lamb ------ a sheep less than 12 months of age (ewe lamb, ewe ram) Lambing ------ act of parturition in sheep littler ------ the pigs farrowed by a sow or the pups whelped by a bitch at one delivery period mare ------ mature female horse mule ------ the cross resulting from mating a mare horse with a jack nanny ------ a female goat Nonruminant ------ an animal without a rumen Nurse Cow ------ a milk cow used to supply milk for nursing calves other than her own Ovine ------ an animal of the subfamily Ovidae; sheep, goats Pig ------ a young swine Piglet ------ A Little pig Polled ------ having no horns Pony ------ any small horse in the United States that doesn't exceed 58 inches tall at maturity Porcine ------ pertaining to swine Poult ------ an immature tuckey, after sex is determined, called young tom or young hen Poultry ------ birds raised for meat and eggs Produce ------ a female's offspring Progeny ------ offspring of animals Ram ------ male sheep (aka buck) Roaster ------ a young chicken (meat type) weighting mre than 4.5 pounds Roasting pig ------ A pig weighing from about 50-75 lbs Rooster ------ an adult male chicken Runt ------ a term used to denote a piglet of poor size in relation to littermates Scrub ------ an animal inferior in either breeding or individuality Shoat ------ a young pig of either sex not fully grown and fattened for markey Sire ------ male parent Sow ------ mature female swine Stag ------ male animal castrated after the secondary sex characteristics have developed Stallion ------ mature male horse, not castrated Steer ------ male bovine castrated before the development of secondary sex characteristics Stud ------ a unit of selected animals kept for breeding purposes Tom ------ male tukey Tup ------ Ram Vealer ------ Calbes fed for slaughter usually less than 4 months old; "fancy veal may weigh as much as 400-420 pounds at 16 weeks Weanling ------ recently weaned animal Wether ------ male sheep or goat castrated before sexual maturity Whelp ------ to give birth to, as by a female dog Yearling ------ refers to a male or female farm animal during th first year and up to two years of age
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