1 What is the average price per lb for a cow & a sheep (animal only)? 2 How much will the butcher charge? 3 What cuts do others get?

Thats really going to vary regionally, in new england i pay $4 /lbs. For organic grassfed beef if i buy half a cow at a time, but i buy alot of hay and other stuff from the farmer and im friendly with him so i think im getting a buddy price, i know he's not losing on the deal... I know when we sold pigs we lost our shirts on the butchering, so if i was going to sell pigs again i would charge for the pig itself and have the customer settle up with the butcher themselves to save myself the grief... Im tired and fuzzy on the numbers but the farm raises pork is right up with beef.

https://www.ams.usda.gov/market-news/feeder-and-replacement-cattle-auctions this should give you a rough estimate about the price per pound in your area (sheep can be googled separately) . If not bought from the auction obviously it will be more. For butchering fees contact your local butcher. For commercial resale, you have to contact a USDA butcher, but otherwise any local trustworthy butcher can do just as fine of a job. A fair warning, butchering prices are not cheap, one reason why we never used one.