Bighorn sheep: Difference between revisions
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|Name=Bighorn sheep (male) | |Name=Bighorn sheep (male) | ||
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|Drops=[[Raw Meat]]<br> [[Raw Hide]]<br> [[Fat]] | |Drops=[[Raw Meat]]<br> [[Raw Hide]]<br> [[Fat]] | ||
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|Name=Bighorn sheep (female) | |Name=Bighorn sheep (female) | ||
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|Drops=[[Raw Meat]]<br> [[Raw Hide]]<br> [[Fat]] | |Drops=[[Raw Meat]]<br> [[Raw Hide]]<br> [[Fat]] | ||
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== Stats == | |||
The most unfluffy sheep ever. | |||
== Spawning == | == Spawning == | ||
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They can't be sheared for wool. | They can't be sheared for wool. | ||
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Revision as of 06:40, 17 May 2019
| Bighorn sheep (male) | |
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| Health | 25 |
| Base Attack | 6 |
| Abilities | none |
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| Bighorn sheep (female) | |
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| Health | 20 |
| Base Attack | 5 |
| Abilities | none |
| Mobs | |
| Bighorn sheep (baby) | |
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| Health | 10 |
| Base Attack | 0 |
| Abilities | none |
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Stats
The most unfluffy sheep ever.
Spawning
Bighorn sheep will spawn in light levels 10 and higher, at temperatures between -10 and 20, and as little as .43 rainfall. They spawn in groups with around 3 on average.
Behaviors
Typically will wander about ignoring the player until provoked. The females will tend to stay close to the males and the babies will stay close to their mother. This means if you trap the male, the others will stay close.
They can't be sheared for wool.
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