Hi Chris and Tara, thank you so much for supporting our first live last night it meant the world to us when we saw you there! Loved this video I need to get busy on our farm I’ve been pretty lazy this winter. Have a great day, lisa
Do you have your Guineas and chickens together? We have 2 Guineas together with my 14 chickens and the Guineas are both male (they were purchased at L&M straight run) we wanted the Guineas for alerting us (which they are good at). But they bully my hens and pluck their feathers out
Yea...we have always had our guineas with our hens. They all are free ranged majority of the time. But we do have a female guinea. We are down to two males and 1 female. Maybe you need a female. I have seen them after a hen but few and far between...the hen fought back lol Are yours free ranged? Were they with your chickens ever since they were little?
Yes the Guineas were raised with the chickens since we got them as little chicks/ Keats. They are in the coop at night and when we work (3 days) Or aren’t home which is here and there. The majority of the time they are free ranging because we don’t have our run built yet. The Guineas seem to bully everyone, they pluck a lot of feathers in most of the hens and even our 1 silkie rooster, but they all still stick together as a flock. The Guineas also seem to really go after one particular hen. They stalk her when she comes out of the coop and won’t leave her alone to the point she doesn’t go around with everyone anymore is stays in the coop when everyone else free ranges. I really like how the Guineas alert us to everything but they are bully’s and at this point we tried to see if anyone wanted one of them to see if that would help but no one is interested. Unfortunately if they keep hurting our hens the biggest bully will need to go to freezer camp to see if that helps the issue because I don’t really have anywhere to keep them separate from the hens.
Hi Chris and Tara, thank you so much for supporting our first live last night it meant the world to us when we saw you there! Loved this video I need to get busy on our farm I’ve been pretty lazy this winter. Have a great day, lisa
We enjoyed it. Sorry we couldn't make it for the whole LIVE. If we ever get some good WiFi, we might try going LIVE as well. Thanks guys 😊
This is sooo great! Those guys have a good life! Good job Cassie! 💚
Thank you for watching
Wasps are the worst!!! Love your chicken coop!
Thank you for watching. Hope you all have a great weekend
Thank you!
Thank you for stopping by 😊
I like the two wheel barrel you have. I’m going to get me one of those! 👍
It does steer differently, but other than that, it's good . Thanks for coming by.
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You're welcome 😊
Do you have your Guineas and chickens together? We have 2 Guineas together with my 14 chickens and the Guineas are both male (they were purchased at L&M straight run) we wanted the Guineas for alerting us (which they are good at). But they bully my hens and pluck their feathers out
Yea...we have always had our guineas with our hens. They all are free ranged majority of the time. But we do have a female guinea. We are down to two males and 1 female. Maybe you need a female. I have seen them after a hen but few and far between...the hen fought back lol
Are yours free ranged? Were they with your chickens ever since they were little?
Yes the Guineas were raised with the chickens since we got them as little chicks/ Keats. They are in the coop at night and when we work (3 days) Or aren’t home which is here and there. The majority of the time they are free ranging because we don’t have our run built yet. The Guineas seem to bully everyone, they pluck a lot of feathers in most of the hens and even our 1 silkie rooster, but they all still stick together as a flock. The Guineas also seem to really go after one particular hen. They stalk her when she comes out of the coop and won’t leave her alone to the point she doesn’t go around with everyone anymore is stays in the coop when everyone else free ranges. I really like how the Guineas alert us to everything but they are bully’s and at this point we tried to see if anyone wanted one of them to see if that would help but no one is interested. Unfortunately if they keep hurting our hens the biggest bully will need to go to freezer camp to see if that helps the issue because I don’t really have anywhere to keep them separate from the hens.
I would definitely try getting a female guinea or 2.