It is worth noting that the Wiltshire Horn was crossed into the U.S. Katahdin to improve size and scale. It is the only horned sheep in Trinidad and Tobago. Most sheep and goats are kept on elevated floors with either metal or wooden slats. Others are kept on dirt. Confinement facilities may be shed size or as large as chicken or hog houses.
Feeders are usually fence line, arranged on the outsides of the pens.
Waterers, too, are attached to the outside, so there is little contamination with urine and fecal matter. Everyone has cisterns for collecting water. The rainy season runs from June to December. Flooding is not uncommon. While some grazing occurs, most feed is brought to the sheep in the form of green chop or concentrates.