what meat animals can be able to raised on little land??

[fancie217]

I figured chickens of course, quail, and rabbit... anything else??

 

[MorelCabin]

Geese, ducks, goats, but I'm sticking to chickens rabbits and quail as my major sources:>)

 

[EweSheep]

Miniature Hereford cattle?

 

[inchworm]

I think pigs don't need much space.

 

[miss_thenorth]

How much land are you talking about? A subdivision lot could foreseeably hold rabbits, chickens, quail, and perhaps a pig or goat. Meat chickens in a subdivison lot--would have to be done in small batches, as the odour would put off the neighbours, --and many ppl have potbellied pigs, so I cant see why a feeder pig would be much different--just clean up after it consistently.

 

[freemotion]

Turkeys? Noisy, though. But so are goats. I love the noise. Neighbors might not. (Too bad, I'm zoned! )

 

[Beekissed]

Sheep!

 

[Wifezilla]

Heck, I could live off the neighborhood squirrel. Free range diner! LOL

Ducks, chickens and quail would be my choice. Rabbits are handy (grandma raised them to feed 8 kids), but I have been bitten by rabbits. My brother lost a finger tip to a big buck. Ducks, even at their worst, are not able to remove an appendage.

 

[Blackbird]

Aside from those listed, also pheasant and guinea, although guineas are terribly loud. How much land is a 'little' land?

 

[FarmerChick]

I figured chickens of course, quail, and rabbit... anything else??

What you listed seems fine....but the thread is too vague.

You must consider zoning also. Could you even have a cow? Or a goat? etc. etc.......???