sheep over cows?

[joojoo1975]

anybody here come to the conclusion that it's easier to just raise sheep than it is sheep and cows?

we have both but since we can get milk from sheep, why are cows needed?

has anybody else come to the same conclusion?

[Jacobian123]

Sheep meat is charisma, cow meat is constitution. Take your pick.

[Iryn]

Been having weird cheese related bugs, but Cow Cheese and Sheep Cheese are quite different.

[joojoo1975]

Sheep meat is charisma, cow meat is constitution. Take your pick.

wasn't really thinking on the meat aspects, since we are a lil beyond roasted meat.

Been having weird cheese related bugs, but Cow Cheese and Sheep Cheese are quite different.

I thought milk was interchangeable? you saying that you make the same recipe with both milks and one is going to be one way and the other is not?

[strpk0]

Sheep meat is charisma, cow meat is constitution. Take your pick.

wasn't really thinking on the meat aspects, since we are a lil beyond roasted meat.

Been having weird cheese related bugs, but Cow Cheese and Sheep Cheese are quite different.

I thought milk was interchangeable? you saying that you make the same recipe with both milks and one is going to be one way and the other is not?

Recipes made with milk offer different stats depending on which milk type you use. But more to the point, sheep milk produces a different variety of cheeses than cow milk.

Cow milk cheeses are:

Whereas sheep milk cheeses are:

So it really boils down to your playstyle, and how you prefer to raise your stats.

[Redlaw]

I am using both, but ya sheep over all give more then cows. Whool, meat, maws, cheese ect.... it does add up. Plus they take less to feed.

[Thedrah]

does sheep have generic gouda aswell?

does aurochs or mixed milk generate different cheeses?

[azrid]

does sheep have generic gouda aswell?

does aurochs or mixed milk generate different cheeses?

Yes it does.
I think auroch milk is cow milk when making cheese and same for sheep.
All mixed milk generates gouda.