What is the correct term for a castrated male goat?

A castrated male goat is referred to as a "wether." This term specifically describes male goats that have been castrated to prevent reproduction and often for ease of handling as they can be less aggressive than intact males. Wetters are commonly raised for their meat or as companions.

The other terms provided refer to different animals or categories. A "gilt" is a young female pig that has not yet given birth, a "pullet" is a young female chicken, typically under one year of age, and a "colt" is a young male horse, usually under four years old. Understanding the terminology specific to each animal helps to clarify their roles and characteristics within animal husbandry.