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If a Ram is to be sold, its castration should be done when lambs are between ____ of age.
1 to 7 days
10 to 40 days
30 to 60 days
50 to 70 days
After 90 days
Let’s break it down:
- Option 1: 1 to 7 days
? This is too early. Castrating lambs this young can lead to higher stress and risk of complications. Most sheep handlers avoid it this early unless necessary, but it's not the ideal time.
- Option 2: 10 to 40 days
This is the recommended and most common window. The lambs are old enough to handle the procedure with less risk, and healing is usually quick. Stress is minimized, and there's less chance of complications.
- Option 3: 30 to 60 days
Acceptable, but waiting too long bumps up behavior issues (like aggression), and it’s generally better done earlier within this range.
- Option 4: 50 to 70 days
Now you’re on the later side. Healing takes longer, and some negative behaviors may have already started.
- Option 5: After 90 days
Really late. Higher risk of stress, complications, and bad habits are already set in.
Correct answer: Option 2 (10 to 40 days)
That’s the sweet spot for castration if the ram is to be sold.
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