Generally speaking, the profit of raising sheep and cattle depends on the comparison of quantity. Generally speaking, a cow is worth about 10 sheep. But if you have 200 cows and you want to raise sheep, you have to raise 2000 sheep. In this way, their value is almost the same, but we ignore that raising 2000 sheep requires more space than raising 200 cows, and it is more troublesome for 2000 sheep to look at 200 cows. This is why there are more cattle than sheep.

However, raising sheep also has its advantages. If you don't raise sheep on a large scale, it is generally better to choose to raise sheep, because raising sheep pays off quickly, that is, it takes a year or two, unlike raising cattle. It is a bit difficult for small and medium-sized farmers to spend too long.

I hope it helps you. Thank you.