Your Guide to the Differences Between Sheep and Lambs (and Why It Matters)

In this video, we'll outline the differences between sheep and lambs. Besides the differences in the animals themselves, we'll also detail the nuances of lamb meat vs mutton.
The most prominent sheep and lamb difference is their age! Lambs are sheep that haven’t exceeded one year. You can also classify sheep meat by age. Mutton is meat from mature sheep, while lamb meat is from a sheep of less than one year.
There’s also hogget meat! Hogget meat is from sheep not old enough to be mutton - but still older than one year. Usually, after two years - sheep meat classifies as mutton.
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[@Gibaskesemarfarm]

The baby sheeps just adorable. I love to see them again and again

[@kesavatadipatri9078]

Doesn't buck refer to male deer and antelope and doe refer to female deer and antelope?

[@CoBro491]

Don't slaughter these beautiful creatures.

[@Lonewolf_1776]

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[@mustafaatalay212]

hey dude, sake of keeping balance of world we have to but of course we must avoid and avert extremely high rate hunting.

[@chuckyd03]

I did not know I was eating a baby animal

[@normn2915]

Great video.. but what about goats? Is the goat meat also called mutton?

[@robsherlock9774]

I love roast lamb

[@witnessalive2915]

It's nice

[@outdoorhappens]

Thank you!

[@VegasDreamin]

I didn't know a lamb is a baby sheep im so out of touch maybe i knew this and forgot 😐

[@FrankVJr]

Slaughter does lambs, I want lamb chops