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SHEEP AND GOAT REPORT
OMB: 0535-0213/201706-30
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1.
Were any sheep, lambs, goats or kids, regardless of ownership:
(Include Barbados and all hair breed sheep.)
- on this operation on 1, ?
- on this operation at any time during ?
- or will there be any on this operation at any time during ?
Yes
a.
10177
No
Were you operating a farm or ranch
on 1,
Yes
1.
7351
No
7353
Are the day-to-day decisions for this operation made by
one individual, a hired manager, or partners? [Check one]
One individual – 7365
A hired manager – 7365
Number
Partners – How many partners make the day-to-day decisions?
Partners
of
[Enter number of partners, including the operator, then continue.]
9921
1.
Please identify the other person(s) in this partnership.
[Verify partners’ names and make necessary corrections if names have already been entered.]
[Check if verified]
[Check if no longer a partner]
Phone:
Name:
(First)
(Middle)
(Last)
Address:
(Rt or St.)
(City)
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Yes
Did this partner operate land individually on June 1, ?
No
[Check if verified]
[Check if no longer a partner]
Phone:
Name:
(First)
(Middle)
(Last)
Address:
(Rt or St.)
(City)
(State)
(Zip)
Yes
Did this partner operate land individually on June 1, ?
No
[Check if verified]
[Check if no longer a partner]
Phone:
Name:
(First)
(Middle)
(Last)
Address:
(Rt or St.)
(City)
Did this partner operate land individually on June 1, ?
(State)
(Zip)
Yes
No
[Check if verified]
[Check if no longer a partner]
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Phone:
Name:
(First)
(Middle)
(Last)
Address:
(Rt or St.)
(City)
(State)
(Zip)
Yes
Did this partner operate land individually on June 1, ?
No
Section . - Sheep and Lambs
1.
On 1, were any sheep or lambs, regardless of ownership, on this operation?
(Include Barbados and all hair breed sheep. Sheep and lambs on grazing land leased on a fee per head
or animal unit month (AUM) basis should be included by the sheep owner, excluded by the land owner.)
Yes 7370
a.
Will there be any sheep or lambs, regardless of ownership, on this operation at any time during ?
Yes
b.
No
Don’t Know
No
Were any sheep or lambs, regardless of ownership, on this operation at any time during ?
Yes 7377
No
7394
Sheep and Lambs for Breeding
1.
Of the sheep and lambs for breeding owned by this operation on 1, how many were:
a.
Ewes 1 year old and older?
+
281
b.
Rams 1 year old and older?
+
282
+
285
c.
Replacement lambs less than 1 year old (including unweaned lambs kept
for breeding)?
Sheep and Lambs for Breeding
2.
Of the sheep and lambs for breeding, regardless of ownership,
on this operation on 1, how many were:
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a.
Ewes 1 year old and older?
+
281
b.
Rams 1 year old and older?
+
282
+
285
c.
Replacement lambs less than 1 year old (including unweaned lambs kept
for breeding)?
Sheep and Lambs Custom Fed By Others
1.
On 1, were any sheep and lambs for market
being custom fed for you by someone else?
Yes – a. How many were being fed for you by someone
695
else?
Name:
b. Who was the custom feeder?
Address:
No – [Continue]
Sheep and Lambs for Market
1.
Of the sheep and lambs for market owned or custom fed by this operation on 1
(excluding the Item 3a. sheep and lambs custom fed by someone else), how many were:
a.
b.
Market lambs less than 1 year old and:
(i)
Under 65 pounds (including unweaned market lambs)?
+
836
(ii)
65 to 84 pounds?
+
837
(iii)
85 to 105 pounds?
+
838
(iv)
Over 105 pounds?
+
839
+
287
Market sheep 1 year old and older (not used for breeding)?
Sheep and Lambs for Market
2.
Of the sheep and lambs for market, regardless of ownership,
on this operation on 1, how many were:
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b.
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Market lambs less than 1 year old and:
(i)
Under 65 pounds (including unweaned market lambs)?
+
836
(ii)
65 to 84 pounds?
+
837
(iii)
85 to 105 pounds?
+
838
(iv)
Over 105 pounds?
+
839
+
287
Market sheep 1 year old and older (not used for breeding)?
Total Sheep and Lambs
1.
[Add Items 2a through 4b and verify total.]
[Exclude sheep and lambs custom fed by someone else, reported in Item 3a.]
Then the total sheep and lambs owned or custom fed by this operation on 1 was:
2.
=
280
Were any of the [Item 5] sheep and lambs in another State on 1, ?
Yes – How many were in another State? [Record number of head by State.]
Select one
State:
Number:
Select one
State:
385
Number:
Select one
State:
Number:
No – [Continue]
Total Sheep and Lambs
3.
[Add Items 2a through 4b and verify total.]
[Exclude sheep and lambs custom fed by someone else, reported in Item 3a.]
Then the total sheep and lambs owned or custom fed by this operation on
1 was:
=
280
Total Sheep and Lambs
4.
[Add Items 2a through 3b and verify total.]
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Then the total sheep and lambs on hand 1 was:
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=
280
Lamb Crop for
(Include lambs born on grazing land leased on a fee per head or animal unit month (AUM) basis.)
1.
How many lambs dropped during were or will be marked, docked, or branded?
288
Deaths and Losses During
(Include sheep and lambs that died or were lost on grazing land leased on a fee per
head or animal unit month (AUM) basis.)
2.
How many lambs died or were lost from all causes before being marked, docked, or
branded during ? (Exclude lambs born dead.)
3.
How many lambs died or were lost from all causes after being marked, docked, or
branded during ?
4.
269
How many sheep died or were lost from all causes during ?
270
271
Lamb Crop for
(Include lambs born on grazing land leased on a fee per head or animal unit month (AUM) basis.)
5.
How many lambs were born on this operation during ? (Exclude lambs born dead.)
288
Deaths and Losses During
(Include sheep and lambs that died or were lost on grazing land leased on a fee per
head or animal unit month (AUM) basis.)
6.
How many lambs died or were lost from all causes during ? (Exclude lambs born
dead.)
7.
How many sheep died or were lost from all causes during ?
270
271
Lamb Crop for
(Include lambs born on grazing land leased on a fee per head or animal unit month (AUM) basis.)
8.
How many lambs were born on this operation during ?
288
Deaths and Losses During
(Include sheep and lambs that died or were lost on grazing land leased on a fee per
head or animal unit month (AUM) basis.)
9.
How many lambs died or were lost from all causes during ?
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271
How many sheep died or were lost from all causes during ?
Wool Production in
(Report sheep and lambs only once if sheared both Spring and Fall.)
1.
Head
215
Pounds
216
How many sheep and lambs (breeding & market) were shorn in ?
a.
How many pounds of wool were shorn from these
sheep and lambs in ? (Include tags.)
Or – Average weight per
217
fleece
Wool Price in
1.
What was the average price received per pound for wool sold in ?
Dollars and
(Include marketing charges for commisions, coring, and grading)
Cents
296
Inventory Values for Sheep & Lambs on Hand on 1,
1.
What is the average value per head of the following: (Report to nearest dollar)
a.
Breeding ewes 1 year old and older?
$
680
b.
Breeding rams 1 year old and older?
$
681
c.
Breeding replacement lambs less than 1 year old?
$
679
d.
Market lambs less than 1 year old?
$
845
e.
Market sheep 1 year old and older?
$
846
Slaughter for Consumption by this Operation (regardless of ownership)
Lambs
1.
2.
During , how many lambs and sheep were custom slaughtered at commercial
establishments for consumption by this operation?
Sheep
1206
1205
1201
1202
During , how many lambs and sheep were slaughtered on this operation for
consumption by this operation?
Include mobile slaughtering.
Exclude custom slaughter at commercial establishments.
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Lambs
after being
marked,
docked, or
1.
2.
Predator Causes:
branded
Sheep
Known predators
+
35
Unknown predators
+
960
Enterotoxemia (overeating)
+
25
Internal parasites
+
968
67
+
962
46
Respiratory problems
+
964
47
Metabolic problems
+
965
48
35
981
981
960
60
60
25
51
51
Non – Predator Causes:
Other digestive problems (bloat, scours,
acidosis, etc.)
Other disease problems (mastitis, foot rot,
+
963
963
63
63
lightning, etc.)
+
956
956
50
50
Lambing problems
+
966
966
53
53
Old age
+
55
55
Being on their back
+
959
959
54
54
+
958
958
52
52
+
24
24
56
56
+
27
27
57
57
+
32
32
58
58
boils, etc.)
Weather related causes (chilling, drowning,
Poisoning (nitrate poisoning, noxious feeds,
noxious weeds, etc.)
Theft (stolen)
Other non - predator causes
(lameness, etc.) [specify]
Unknown non - predator causes
3.
[Add lamb and sheep deaths by cause in
each column.]
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]
=
28
1. Of your Lambs and Sheep that died:
How many lambs and sheep were killed by predators?
b.
How many lambs and sheep died or were lost from
disease or other known causes?
Sheep
+
35
981
+
27
57
+
32
58
=
28
59
How many lambs and sheep died or were lost from
unknown causes?
2.
59
Lambs
a.
c.
59
28
[Add lamb and sheep deaths by cause in each column.]
Section 1. - Goats and Kids
1.On 1, were any goats or kids, regardless of ownership, on this operation?
Yes 7396
a.
No
Will there be goats or kids, regardless of ownership, on this operation at any time during ?
Yes
b.
Don’t Know
No
Were any goats or kids, regardless of ownership, on this operation at any time during ?
Yes 8206
No 7351
1. Goats & Kids for Breeding – Of the goats and kids for breeding,
regardless of ownership, on this operation on 1, how many were:
(** Report based on utilization
regardless of breed **)
a.
Angora
Does 1 year old and older?
(i) What
percent of
these
(Item 2a)
Angora
does were
or will be
bred to
pure bred
Angora
billies to
produce
kids for
mohair
production?
1173
+
1172
Milk
1180
Meat & Other
1186
%
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(ii) What
percent of
these
(Item 2a)
Angora
does were
or will be
bred to
boers or
meat type
billies to
produce
meat type
kids?
b.
c.
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1174
Bucks 1 year old and older?
+
1175
1181
1187
+
1176
1182
1188
Replacement kids less than 1 year
old?
2.
%
Goats & Kids for Market – Of the goats and kids for
market, regardless of ownership, on this operation on 1,
how many were:
3.
a.
Market kids less than 1 year old?
+
1177
1183
1189
b.
Market goats 1 year old and older
(not used for breeding)?
+
1178
1184
1190
=
1179
1185
1191
Total Goats & Kids
[Add Items 2a through 3b and verify.]
Then the total goats and kids on hand 1
was:
4. Goats & Kids for Breeding – Of the goats and kids for breeding
owned by this operation on 1, how many were:
(** Report based on utilization
regardless of breed **)
a.
Angora
Does 1 year old and older?
+
(i) What
1172
Milk
1180
Meat & Other
1186
WEST - B
percent of
these
(Item 2a)
Angora
does were
or will be
bred to
pure bred
Angora
billies to
produce
kids for
mohair
production?
1173
%
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(ii) What
percent of
these
(Item 2a)
Angora
does were
or will be
bred to
boers or
meat type
billies to
produce
meat type
kids?
b.
c.
1174
Bucks 1 year old and older?
+
1175
1181
1187
+
1176
1182
1188
+
1177
1183
1189
+
1178
1184
1190
=
1179
1185
1191
Replacement kids less than 1 year
old?
5.
%
Goats & Kids for Market – Of the goats and kids for
market owned by this operation on 1, how many were:
a.
b.
Market kids less than 1 year old?
Market goats 1 year old and older
(not used for breeding)?
6.
Total Goats & Kids
[Add Items 2a through 3b and verify.]
Then the total goats and kids owned by
this operation on 1 was:
Kid Crop for 2015
1.
How many kids were born on this operation during ? (Exclude kids born dead.)
Angora
1101
Milk
1104
Angora
2.
Milk
Meat & Other
1107
Meat & Other
Kid Crop for
How many kids were born during ?
(Exclude kids born dead.)
3.
1101
1104
1107
Deaths and Losses During
How many kids died or were lost from all causes during ? (Exclude kids born
dead.)
4.
How many goats died or were lost from all causes during ?
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1105
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Deaths and Losses During 2015
Angora
1.
How many kids died or were lost from all causes before being
weaned during : (Exclude kids born dead.)
2.
How many kids died or were lost from all causes after being
weaned during ?
3.
How many goats died or were lost from all causes during ?
Milk
xxx
xxx
xxx
1103
1106
1109
Angora
4.
Kid Crop for
Meat & Other
Milk
Meat & Other
xxx
xxx
xxx
xxx
xxx
xxx
How many kids were born during ?
(Exclude kids born dead.)
5.
Deaths and Losses During
How many kids died or were lost from all causes during ?
(Exclude kids born dead.)
6.
1103
How many goats died or were lost from all causes during ?
1106
1109
Inventory Values for Goats and Kids on Hand on 1,
1.
What is the average value per head of the following: (Report to nearest dollar)
Angora
Milk
Meat & Other
a.
Breeding does 1 year old and older?
$
1120
$
1125
$
1130
b.
Breeding bucks 1 year old and older?
$
1121
$
1126
$
1131
c.
Breeding replacement kids less than 1
year old?
$
1122
$
1127
$
1132
d.
Market kids less than 1 year old?
$
1123
$
1128
$
1133
e.
Market goats 1 year old and older?
$
1124
$
1129
$
1134
Slaughter for Consumption by this Operation (regardless of ownership)
Kids
1.
During , how many kids and goats were custom
slaughtered at commercial establishments for
consumption by this operation?
2.
Goats
1208
1207
1203
1204
During , how many kids and goats were slaughtered on
this operation for consumption by this operation?
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Include mobile slaughtering.
Exclude custom slaughter at commercial establishments.
Mohair Production in (Report goats and kids only once if clipped both Spring and Fall.)
1.
How many Angora goats and kids were clipped in ?
a.
Head
278
How many pounds of mohair were clipped from these
Angora goats and kids in ? (Include tags.)
Pounds
279
Or – Average weight per
205
fleece
Mohair Price in
1.
What was the average price received per pound for mohair sold in ?
Dollars and
(Include marketing charges for commissions, coring, and grading.)
cents
297
Goat and Kid Deaths (Killed by Predators and Other Losses)
1.
The following questions are about goats and kids
that died or were lost on this operation last year
(). (Exclude kids born dead.)
a.
How many kids and goats were killed by
predators?
b.
Goats
+
330
325
+
331
326
+
332
327
=
334
328
How many kids and goats died from disease
or other known causes?
c.
How many kids and goats died or were lost
from unknown causes?
2.
Kids
[Add kid and goat deaths by cause in each
column.]
Then the total killed by predators and deaths
from
all other causes last year () was:
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Deaths and Losses During 2015
(Include goats and kids that died or were lost on
grazing land leased on a fee per head or animal
unit month (AUM) basis.)
1.
Report the number of kids or goats that died or
were lost from all causes for the following:
=
How
many
kids died
or were
lost from
all causes
before
being
weaned
during
2015?
How
many
kids died
or were
lost from
all causes
after
being
weaned
during
2015?
How
many
goats
died or
were lost
from all
causes
during
2015?
xxx
xxx
xxx
[If the total in Item 14 was zero, go to Section 3; otherwise, continue. The total for Item 14
should equal the total
reported for Items 6, 7, and 8.]
1.
Of the (item 14) kids or goats that died or were lost, how many were lost from the following causes in
2015?
Kids
before
Kids
after
being
weaned
being
weaned
Goats
Predator Causes
a.
Bears
+
xxx
xxx
xxx
b.
Bobcats or Lynx
+
xxx
xxx
xxx
c.
Coyotes
+
xxx
xxx
xxx
d.
Dogs
+
xxx
xxx
xxx
e.
Foxes
+
xxx
xxx
xxx
f.
Mountain lions, cougars, or pumas
+
xxx
xxx
xxx
g.
Wolves
+
xxx
xxx
xxx
h.
Vultures
+
xxx
xxx
xxx
i.
Ravens
+
xxx
xxx
xxx
j.
Feral pigs
+
xxx
xxx
xxx
k.
Eagles
+
xxx
xxx
xxx
+
xxx
xxx
xxx
+
xxx
xxx
xxx
l.
m.
Other known predator causes (specify: )
Other unknown predator causes
Kids
before
Kids
after
being
weaned
being
weaned
Goats
Non–Predator Causes
+
xxx
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n.
Enterotoxemia (overeating)
+
xxx
xxx
xxx
o.
Internal parasites
+
xxx
xxx
xxx
p.
Other digestive problems (bloat, scours,
xxx
xxx
xxx
+
acidosis, etc.)
q.
Respiratory problems
+
xxx
xxx
xxx
r.
Metabolic problems (milk fever, etc.)
+
xxx
xxx
xxx
s.
Other disease problems (mastitis, foot rot,
etc.)
+
xxx
xxx
xxx
t.
Weather related (chilling, drowning, lightning,
etc.)
+
xxx
xxx
xxx
u.
Starvation
+
xxx
xxx
xxx
v.
Kidding problems
+
xxx
xxx
xxx
x.
Pregnancy toxemia
+
xxx
xxx
xxx
+
xxx
xxx
xxx
+
xxx
xxx
xxx
xxx
xxx
xxx
y.
z.
.
Poisoning (nitrate, noxious feeds, noxious
weeds, etc.)
Theft (stolen)
Other non-predator causes
+
(lameness, etc.) (specify:
)
aa. Found dead (cause undetermined)
+
xxx
xxx
xxx
bb. Unknown non-predator causes
+
xxx
xxx
xxx
Head
1.
During 2015, how many bred does were on this operation?
xxx
Head
2.
Of the (Item 16) bred does, how many aborted (stillborn, mummified, fetuses) during 2015?
xxx
Kids before
Kids after
being weaned
being weaned
Goats
1.
How many kids and goats were injured but not killed by predators during 2015?
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Which of the following nonlethal methods did you use to prevent wildlife-caused losses on your
goat operation during 2015?
a.
Guard dogs for goats
Yes
No
b.
Llamas for guarding goats
Yes
No
c.
Donkeys for guarding goats
Yes
No
d.
Fencing (predator exclusion fencing)
Yes
No
e.
Kid shed
Yes
No
f.
Herding
Yes
No
g.
Night penning
Yes
No
h.
Fright tactics
Yes
No
i.
Removing carrion
Yes
No
j.
Culling older goats to prevent death loss
Yes
No
k.
Changing bedding grounds
Yes
No
Yes
No
Yes
No
Yes
No
l.
More frequent checks in high predation areas/seasons
m.
Altered breeding season so kids are not born when predators
such as coyotes are feeding their young
n.
Other nonlethal (specify:)
Section 2. – Change in Operator
1.
Has the operation been sold, rented, or turned over to someone else?
Yes- 10158
No- 10157
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Will the land be used for any agricultural purpose by you (the operator), or anyone else
in the next year? (Including growing crops or raising livestock.)
Yes
Don't Know
No
[Regardless of answer to above, write a note to explain the situation, then 7351.]
1.
Was the operator operating a farm or ranch on June 1, ?
Yes- [Continue]
2.
No- [Continue]
Please provide the following information for the operation
that has taken over the land:
a.
What is the name and address of the new operation?
Operation Name:
Operator Name:
Address:
City:
State:
Zip:
Phone:
b.
Was the new operation in business before June 1, ?
Yes- 7351
c.
No- [Continue]
Is the new operation managed?
No- [Continue]
Yes- 7351
d.
Were any individuals associated with the new operation operating land individually before June 1, ?
Yes- 7351
No- 7351
Section 3. – Conclusion
1.
Do you (the operator) make any day-to-day decisions for another farm or ranch?
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Yes
a.
No
What is the name of the other operation(s)?
Operation
Name:
Address:
State:
City:
ZIP:
Phone:
b.
Was this additional operation in business before June 1,
Yes
2.
No
Survey Results: To receive the complete results of this survey on the release date, go to
www.nass.usda.gov/results/.
Would you rather have a brief summary mailed to you at a later date?
YES
NO
Comments:
1.
Did this operation own or custom feed any sheep or lambs, regardless of location:
(Include Barbados and all hair breed sheep.)
-
on 1, ?
-
at any time during ?
-
or will there be any at any time during ?
Yes
a.
10177
No
Did this operation own any goats or kids, regardless of location:
- on 1, ?
- at any time during ?
- or will there be any at any time during ?
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Yes
b.
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10177
No
Were you operating a farm or ranch
on 1, ?
Yes
7351
No
7353
1.On 1, did this operation own or custom feed any sheep or lambs at any location?
(Include Barbados and all hair breed sheep.)
Yes
a.
7370
No
Will this operation own or custom feed sheep or lambs, regardless of location, during ?
Yes
b.
Don’t Know
No
Did this operation own or custom feed any sheep or lambs, regardless of location,
at any time, during ?
Yes
1.
7377
No
7394
On 1, did this operation own any goats or kids at any location?
Yes
a.
7396
No
Will this operation own goats or kids, regardless of location, during ?
Yes
b.
Don’t Know
No
Did this operation own any goats or kids, regardless of location, at any time during ?
Yes
8206
No
7351
Meat &
Kid Crop for 2015
1.
Milk
Other
How many kids were born on this operation
during ? (Exclude kids born dead.)
Deaths and Losses During 2015
1.
Angora
How many kids died or were lost from all
1101
1104
Angora
xxx
1107
Milk
xxx
Meat & Other
xxx
causes before being weaned during :
(Exclude kids born dead.)
2.
How many kids died or were lost from all
causes after being weaned during ?
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How many goats died or were lost from all
causes during ?
1.
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1103
1106
1109
How many lambs or sheep died or were lost from the following causes in 2015? Please separate lambs
based on those that died or were lost either before or after being marked, docked, or branded. The
total number that died or were lost in each column should equal the amount reported in Items 8, 9, and
10 respectively.
Predator Causes
Lambs
Lambs
before
being
marked,
docked,
or
branded
after
being
marked,
docked,
or
branded
Sheep
a.
Bears
+
163
953
42
b.
Bobcats or Lynx
+
89
952
41
c.
Coyotes
+
87
950
38
d.
Dogs
+
86
689
37
e.
Foxes
+
85
688
36
f.
Mountain lions, cougars, or pumas
+
164
954
43
g.
Wolves
+
84
687
39
h.
Vultures
+
91
961
45
i.
Ravens
+
90
957
44
j.
Feral pigs
+
169
949
64
k.
Eagles
+
88
951
40
+
165
955
49
+
168
960
60
l.
Other known predator causes
(specify: )
m.
Other unknown predator causes
Non–Predator Causes
n.
Enterotoxemia (overeating)
+
395
25
51
o.
Internal parasites
+
83
968
67
+
92
962
46
p.
Other digestive problems (bloat, scours,
acidosis, etc.)
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q.
Respiratory problems
+
93
964
47
r.
Metabolic problems (milk fever, etc.)
+
94
965
48
s.
Other disease problems (mastitis, foot rot, etc.)
+
171
963
63
t.
Weather related (chilling, drowning, lightning, etc.)
+
166
956
50
u.
Starvation
+
167
967
61
v.
Lambing problems
+
390
x.
Old age
+
y.
Being on back
+
392
959
54
z.
Poisoning (nitrate, noxious feeds, noxious weeds, etc.)
+
389
958
52
+
394
24
56
685
27
57
.
Theft (stolen)
53
55
aa. Other non-predator causes
+
(lameness, etc.) (specify: )
1.
bb. Found dead (cause undetermined)
+
684
26
62
cc. Unknown non-predator causes
+
686
32
58
690
28
59
Total lambs and sheep that died or were lost from Predator
and Non-Predator causes. The total number should equal
the amount reported in Items 8, 9, and 10, respectively.
1.
=
Lambs
Lambs
before
being
marked,
docked,
or
branded
after
being
marked,
docked,
or
branded
Sheep
How many lambs and sheep were
injured but not killed by predators
during ?
1.
969
970
971
Which of the following nonlethal methods did you use to prevent wildlife-caused losses on your
sheep operation during ?
a.
Guard dogs for sheep
Yes
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b.
Llamas for guarding sheep
Yes
No
c.
Donkeys for guarding sheep
Yes
No
d.
Fencing (predator exclusion fencing)
Yes
No
e.
Lamb shed
Yes
No
f.
Herding
Yes
No
g.
Night penning
Yes
No
h.
Fright tactics
Yes
No
i.
Removing carrion
Yes
No
j.
Culling older sheep to prevent death loss
Yes
No
k.
Changing bedding grounds
Yes
No
Yes
No
Yes
No
Yes
No
l.
More frequent checks in high predation areas/seasons
m.
Altered breeding season so lambs are not born when predators
such as coyotes are feeding their young
n.
1.
Other nonlethal (specify:)
Did you spend any money on nonlethal predator-control measures for sheep and lambs during ?
YES - Continue
NO - Go to Item 22
20890
Dollars
2.
How much was spent on sheep and lambs for nonlethal predator-control measures
by this operation
1.
136
during ?
Did you spend any money on lethal predator-control measures for sheep and lambs during 2014?
YES
NO - Go to Item 24
20891
Dollars
2.
How much was spent on sheep and lambs for lethal predator-control measures by
this operation during 2014?
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Did you have the assistance of a State or Federal government trapper in
controlling predators of sheep and lambs in ?
Yes
No
[If you are still raising sheep, 7394 ; otherwise continue.]
2.
If you quit raising sheep in , which of the following was the main reason: [Check one only.]
Disease
Predator loss
Price of sheep or wool
Other reason (specify)
Section 1 – Sheep and Lambs - Continued
Section 1 – Sheep and Lambs - Continued
1.
Predator Causes:
Bears
+
Bobcats or Lynx
+
Coyotes
+
Dogs
+
Mountain Lions, Cougars, or
Pumas
+
Foxes
+
Wolves
+
Ravens
+
Eagles
+
Lambs
Lambs
before being
marked,
docked, or
branded
after being
marked,
docked, or
branded
163
Sheep
163
953
953
42
42
89
89
952
952
41
41
87
87
950
950
38
38
86
86
689
689
37
37
164
954
954
43
43
85
85
688
688
36
36
84
84
687
687
39
39
164
957
88
90
44
88
951
951
40
40
165
165
955
955
49
49
168
168
960
960
60
60
Other Predators [specify]
+
Unknown predators
2.
+
Non – Predator Causes:
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Disease
+
171
171
963
963
63
63
Enterotoxemia (overeating)
+
395
395
25
25
51
51
lightning, etc.)
+
166
166
956
956
50
50
Lambing problems
+
390
390
53
53
Old age
+
55
55
Being on their back
+
392
392
959
959
54
54
+
389
389
958
958
52
52
+
394
394
24
24
56
56
+
685
685
27
27
57
57
+
686
686
32
32
58
58
=
690
690
28
28
59
59
Weather related causes
(chilling, drowning,
Poisoning (nitrate poisoning,
noxious feeds,
noxious weeds, etc.)
Theft (stolen)
Other non - predator causes
(lameness, etc.)
[specify]
Unknown non - predator
causes
3.
[Add lamb and sheep deaths by
cause in each column.]
Lambs
Lambs
before
being
after being
marked,
docked, or
marked,
docked, or
branded
branded
4. Predator Causes:
5.
Known predators
+
Unknown predators
+
34
034
168
35
Sheep
35
960
981
981
60
Non – Predator Causes:
Enterotoxemia (overeating)
+
Internal parasites
+
395
83
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083 968
51
968 67
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Other digestive problems (bloat, scours, acidosis,
etc.)
+
Respiratory problems
+
Metabolic problems
+
Other disease problems (mastitis, foot rot, boils,
etc.)
+
92
92 962
962 46
46
93
93 964
964 47
47
94
94 965
965 48
48
171
963
63
166
956
50
Weather related causes (chilling, drowning,
lightning, etc.)
+
Lambing problems
+
Old age
+
Being on their back
+
390
53
55
392
959
54
389
958
52
394
24
56
685
27
57
686
32
58
690
28
59
Poisoning (nitrate poisoning, noxious feeds,
noxious weeds, etc.)
Theft (stolen)
+
+
Other non - predator causes
(lameness, etc.) [specify]
+
Unknown non - predator causes
6.
+
[Add lamb and sheep deaths by cause in each
column.]
=
1.
Do you make any day-to-day decisions for another farm or ranch?
Yes – 1a. What is the name of the other operation
(s):
1b. Was this operation in business before June 1, ?
Yes
No
No - [Continue]
SURVEY RESULTS: To receive the complete results of this survey on its release date, go to
www.nass.usda.gov/results/
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Would you rather have a brief summary mailed to you at a later date?
Yes
No
9910
9903 9903
9910
1.On 1, did this operation own or custom feed any sheep or lambs at any location?
(Include Barbados and all hair breed sheep.)
Yes
a.
7370
No
Will this operation own or custom feed sheep or lambs, regardless of location, during ?
Yes
b.
Don’t Know
No
Did this operation own or custom feed any sheep or lambs, regardless of location,
at any time, during ?
Yes
7377
No 7394
Deaths and Losses During 2015
1.
How many kids died or were lost from all causes before being
weaned during : (Exclude kids born dead.)
2.
How many kids died or were lost from all causes after being
weaned during ? (Exclude kids born dead.)
3.
How many goats died or were lost from all causes during ?
1.
Angora
Milk
Meat & Other
xxx
xxx
xxx
1103
1106
1109
How many lambs or sheep died or were lost from the following causes in 2014?
The total number that died or were lost in each column should equal the amount
reported in Items 6 (
) and 7 (
), respectively
Predator Causes
Lambs
Sheep
a.
Bears
+
953
42
b.
Bobcats or Lynx
+
952
41
c.
Coyotes
+
950
38
d.
Dogs
+
689
37
e.
Foxes
+
688
36
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f.
Mountain lions, cougars, or pumas
+
954
43
g.
Wolves
+
687
39
h.
Vultures
+
961
45
i.
Ravens
+
957
44
j.
Feral pigs
+
949
64
k.
Eagles
+
951
40
+
955
49
+
960
60
l.
m.
Other known predator causes (specify: )
Other unknown predator causes
Non–Predator Causes
Lambs
Sheep
n.
Enterotoxemia (overeating)
+
25
51
o.
Internal parasites
+
968
67
p.
Other digestive problems (bloat, scours,
962
46
+
acidosis, etc.)
q.
Respiratory problems
+
964
47
r.
Metabolic problems (milk fever, etc.)
+
965
48
s.
Other disease problems (mastitis, foot rot, etc.)
+
963
63
t.
Weather related (chilling, drowning, lightning, etc.)
+
956
50
u.
Starvation
+
967
61
v.
Lambing problems
+
966
53
x.
Old age
+
y.
Being on back
+
959
54
z.
Poisoning (nitrate, noxious feeds, noxious weeds, etc.)
+
958
52
+
24
56
.
Theft (stolen)
55
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aa. Other non-predator causes
+
(lameness, etc.) (specify: )
1.
27
57
bb. Found dead (cause undetermined)
+
26
62
cc. Unknown non-predator causes
+
32
58
Total lambs and sheep that died or were lost from Predator
and
Non-Predator causes. The total number should equal the
amount
reported in Items 6 and 7, respectively.
=
28
59
Lambs
1.
Sheep
How many lambs and sheep were injured but not killed by predators
970
during 2014?
1.
971
Did you spend any money on nonlethal predator-control measures for sheep and lambs during 2014?
YES - Continue
NO - Go to Item 19
21017
Dollars
2.
How much was spent on sheep and lambs for nonlethal predator control measures by
this operation during 2014?
1.
136
Did you spend any money on lethal predator-control measures for sheep
and lambs
during 2014?
YES - Continue
2.
NO - Go to Item 21
20891
How much was spend on sheep and lambs for lethal predator control measures by
this operation during 2014?
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