There are only two to three days in EID. Eid comes in Bakrid two months later. Goats are sacrificed on this occasion. Because of this, buying and selling goats begins in the skulls. This Mundis Bakrid of these goats can last a lot for one or two days ago. People are shopping for sacrificing for their convenience from two months ago to two days ago. According to experts, for the sacrifice, the sale of such goats is overweight, height and good and beautiful.
Due to these features, goats are sold at good prices compared to normal days on the occasion. Experts say that during Pakrit, the three specialist goats of Up and Haryana need a lot of need. The three species are identified for their meat. Two of these are up to the species and one in Haryana.
There is a lot of need for these goats in Bakrit
Barberra
The goat of the special Parabrei species ranges from two to two and a half feet. Due to the lack of high height, it seems very fat. At the age of one year, it is ready for sacrifice. Its ears are small and standing. It is found in Agra, Ettava, Firosabad, Mathura and Kanpur. The rates of this sheep start at least 15 thousand rupees. On the occasion of Pakrid, a good goat of this species is sold for up to 50 thousand rupees.
Jamnabari goat-
The Jamnapari race is found in Ettava. In addition, it is found in Madhya Pradesh, Bihar, Rajasthan and West Bengal. The goat of this species is long and its ears are medium sized. It is thick and look. Its color is usually white. But sometimes there are red lines in the ear and throat. The goat-goat has a long hair behind the legs. Its nose is engraved and the hair cluster around it. It is easily available for 15 to 20 thousand rupees.
Totapari goat-
The goat of this species is thin and long. The height is at least 3.5 to 4 feet. It takes at least 3 years ready for sale in the market. This species is found in the Mawad of Haryana and Bharatpur district of Rajasthan. Its sale starts from 12 to 13 thousand rupees.
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