cattle terms
goat terms
sheep terms
pig terms
reasons terms
100

What dose balanced mean

Does their chest and rear flank seem proportional. An animal would be considered unbalanced if their chest was deeper and their rear flank was shallower.

100

what do you call an not castrated male

buck/billy

100

market sheep are judge on?

muscle

correctness of finish 

balance

boby volume 

100

what dose Clean Jointed mean

Clean jointed is a term that can be utilized through all livestock- both breeding and market. The term cleaner jointed usually refers to the amount of swelling, or lack there of, on the animals hock. Being swollen jointed or puffy hocked is the opposite of clean jointed, and is clearly a negative. Having swelling on an animals joint work is typically correlated with a structure problem or injury and can hinder that way the animal moves, being very painful.

100

what kind of voices do you use when saying reasons

medium

200

what dose Big Footed mean

A larger hoof which is an indication of better overall structural correctness and a better chance of more longevity in breeding cattle.

200

what is the average geistiole lenght of an doe

145/155

200

what dose Light Muscled mean


Lacking muscle, mainly in the hindquarter and over the top. Most commonly used as a description of the lowest placing animal in a market class

200

what dose Belted mean


Belted refers to a color pattern found primarily in hogs. This color pattern will have a white portion of skin/hair typically wrapped around the body, with black skin/hair on either side at the head and rump. The amount of white is very variable and can be a very thin strip, to a very wide stripe covering most of the ribcage. While belted hogs are predominantly black like Hampshires, there are also red belted hogs and blue belted hogs. The belt will always be white, but the red and blue would be the color on either side of the belt covering the rest of the hogs body.

200

how long should it take you to say reasons 

1 to 2 mins

300

what dose Big Hipped mean

Evaluating livestock from behind is the best way to determine pin width, or hip shape. The term big hipped is a positive and has to do with the amount of muscle that animal posses out of their hip. Obviously we would prefer our animals to be bigger hipped (stouter hipped, stouter pinned, more pulled apart in their pin set, thicker ended), as opposed to smaller or narrower hipped.


300

what is a wether

castrated buck

300

what is an sheep that came 1829 from a cross of Southdowns 

hampshire

300

what is an little pig called

piglet

300

how many animals do you place when juging livestock

4

400

what dose Bigger Bodied mean

Bigger body is a basic term that is fairly self explanatory, and can be used in describing all livestock- both breeding and market. When we say bigger bodied we are referring to that animals center body. Obviously if they are bigger bodied it simply means they have more of it relative to their contemporaries.

400

an breed of goat that came from africa and is an popular meat breed

boer goat

400

what is the geistiole lenght of sheep

152 days

400

what is an pig that is red and dometic pig that developed in the U.S.

duroc

400

what is the hightist place you can get when saying your reasons

50

500

what is an breed that has big horns and is mostly red and white

texas longhorn

500

what is goat meat called

chevon

500

what is Slick Legged


Slick legged is a term we primarily use in sheep. Just like shaggier legged is correlated to a sheep with more Hampshire influence. A slick legged sheep is a sheep that more than likely has more Suffolk influence. Slick legged is a very self explanatory term, referring to a sheep that doesn''t have very much dense leg wool- giving it a slick appearance.

500

what is the average geisiole lenght for pigs

3 months 3 weeks 3 days

500

how do you start of reasons 

good evening/morning my name is __________ i place this class of ____________ _-_-_-_.

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