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#1 2018-03-06 19:45:30
- alfonso.nishikawa
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Sheeps ruining farms
It seems that sheeps can eat plots of fertile soil (with carrots) by their own. Will have to think about fencing.
Be warned.
They ruined a nice 4x8 farm.
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#2 2018-03-06 20:04:33
- KRN
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Re: Sheeps ruining farms
yes... but only Domestic Sheep and only Seeding Carrots (which look like grass) 
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#3 2018-03-06 21:45:23
- asterlea
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Re: Sheeps ruining farms
Does this mean you could plant carrots in sheep pens to feed them, instead of hand-feeding them mashed berries and carrots?
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#4 2018-03-06 21:48:36
- Uncle Gus
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Re: Sheeps ruining farms
Hmmm, good idea.
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#5 2018-03-06 21:59:40
- KRN
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Re: Sheeps ruining farms
u have to shovel the eaten row OR wait 10 years
aaand the sheap wont get fed by it because its "Domestic Sheep" already (with wool)
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#6 2018-03-06 22:02:34
- asterlea
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Re: Sheeps ruining farms
oh, darn
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#7 2018-03-07 00:16:49
- Twinsen
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Re: Sheeps ruining farms
Does this mean you could plant carrots in sheep pens to feed them, instead of hand-feeding them mashed berries and carrots?
but the sheep ate the whole patch of carrots, I am sure a bowl of mashed carrots cost less than that.
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