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-{{Quality|Superior|12:08, 18 May 2015 (UTC)}}
+#REDIRECT [[Shearer]]
-{{Skill
-| color      = 6:0
-| skill      = Shearer
-| profession = [[Farmer]]
-| job name   = [[Shearing]]
-| tasks      =
-* {{k|s}} Shear Creature
-| workshop =
-* [[Farmer's workshop]]}}
-{{av}}
-'''Shearer''' is the [[skill]] associated with the shearing [[labor]]. Shearers shear the [[wool]] from creatures in a [[farmer's workshop]] using the spin thread {{k|S}} command. The result of the action is the production of [[yarn]].
-There are only three animals that can be sheared by dwarves: [[sheep]], [[llama]]s, and [[alpaca]]s. [[Troll]]s can also be sheared, but only by their [[goblin]] masters. Therefore, the only way to acquire troll fur is to steal it from a goblin site during a raid. [[Shearable]] animals have {{tt|[YARN]}} token under {{token|SELECT_MATERIAL|c|HAIR}} section of their RAWs. Wool can be spun into [[yarn]], which in turn can be used to make [[cloth]] at a [[loom]].
-Shearable animals are ready to be sheared 300 days after shearing, as defined in raws.
-Shearer is the only skill that doesn't appear to train any [[attribute]]s.  This may be an oversight.
-==See Also==
-* [[Textile industry]]
-{{skills}}

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