NettetPlace transparent blocks on top of the grass this stops the sheep being able to eat it but it doesnt turn to dirt as its transparent (glass) SubMissionLink • 2 yr. ago. That's not true. It will grow back under fence posts. It just takes a … NettetMove your sheep to new grass when the pasture they have has been mostly eaten, not completely eaten to the ground. Leaving some grass stubble allows the grass to regrow more quickly. How long each move will support your sheep depends upon the size of the move and how the forage is growing in that specific area.

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Nettetr/Minecraft • So in the new snapshot, you can customize your armor, and something is bothering me. I didn't see anyone talking about it, so here is it: If the smithing table says … NettetSpawning. The majority of sheep that spawn naturally are white, with a probability of 81.9%. The light grey, grey, and black sheep each have a 5% chance of spawning. … navarre watch company

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NettetYes, I am aware it grows back, otherwise I couldn't get much wool from the sheep. In my experience grass doesn't grow back under fence posts, and you have to put grass … Nettet23. jun. 2024 · Instead, it’s often better to gather some and feed them to make them breed. If you are looking to breed Sheep or keep them alive, here is what they eat in … Nettet4. des. 2009 · Yeah I noticed they do eat grass rather fast. I tried to enclose two sheep in a pen once, the pen was about a 10x10 block area, and they ate all the grass in just a short amount of time. Maybe the answer is to make grass regrow a bit faster? In real life, you would give sheep more space then that. My solution is a big pen. #8 Nov 19, 2009 … navarre watches