Arduousglutton somewhat correct, they’re extremely vocal as you said to keep in contact with one other but also due to the large amount of predators. If you’re ever looking for big cats, snakes or birds of prey in the Savannah then guinea fowl are a very useful
Honestly the best part of that was the sad realization that I'll never know what dinosaurs interacting with each other was like, but the prehistoric looks of guineas is probably a fair shake. I wish I could imagine what these daily interactions with like Synapsids and other kinds of multi-tens or hundreds of millions of years ago life was like, just in-the-day-of type moments like this, or where capybaras are sitting around chilling with monkeys and birds riding on them. It wasn't just flesh eating and tree munching so those interspecies interactions being completely unknown and lost to time is saddening.
I was raised on a farm that had guineas and turkeys. I am on team guinea. I was attacked by a turkey when my back was turned. Guineas are noisy but pleasant birds.
Yeah but really it's only the roosters that'll spur ya. Goose? Also plenty fine. Just don't get kicked in the back of the head by a mule, that actually is dangerous. They also eat plenty of ticks, which are likewise dangerous depending where you live because they carry disease.
I had 2 male guineas that ran with my goats in the pasture. They alerted them if anything, are all types of insects including ticks, and kept order among the other fowl. Once you understand guinea fowl, you will appreciate them.
I absolutely love the sound of guinea fowl and franklin.The sounds of a glorious African sunset. Alllbeit in the distance rather than directly in your ear. Easily as impressive as the deep baritone timbred roar of a lonely male lion at night. The gunea's percussive melody is a vital player in the African orchestra, meaning both peace and rest as in roosting and alarm as in warning.
Showed my husband this in an attempt to talk him out of Guineas. It backfired as he thought it was hilarious! I'm planning to find a sound bite and create an alarm on my phone with it. I give it a week before he changes his mind, lol.
Honestly guineas aren't that bad of birds to have around. Yes if you get adults that are wild. They are loud and annoying. But if you raise them like I do. They can be pretty tame and calm. They make great guards. And keeps snake's away. And eats up tick's. You just gotta show them lots of love and affection lol
@@LuLu-yc8qe Oh thank goodness! Reading ur comment made me feel much better. We just bought our first 6 chicks. They had guineas as an option too so we got 2 of them... Had no idea that they weren't chickens as well! Lol! I thought they were just a type of chicken and they didn't specify at the place that we bought them(thanks guys!) So I've been reading up on Guinea fowls and after watching this video, i was like OH NO! But u give me hope that they won't be this bad. It seems that they have a lot of benefits. We'll be sure to give em some extra love lol 💕 Is there much a difference between their eggs and chicken eggs?
@@feistywoman123 guinea eggs are pretty small. But are delicious. Lol the first time I got guineas I was not happy about them. But then I raised my own. And they were better hand raised. I have four adults and they are really quite. Except when a snake or something is around lol. Just let me know if you have any questions. I hatch out a lot of things. In the middle of hatching a lot more guineas. And 8 geese now!
Bonny Tewey and living in the south snakes are bountiful. Their either in the chicken coop after eggs or chicks or after my purple martins. It’s annoying
hmm, interesting. for me snakes are important part of the ecosystem, they eat slugs that eat my garden. however, i understand guinea hens do really well against ticks also..
I have a lots of guineas, and i love them, thay are great guardians, you just need to understand every sound from them, i know when something happens or they see a stranger , btw the are my pest control against bugs etc..
Guineas love to eat ticks. They have a very sharp eye except for cars and pickup trucks when standing in road doing a dance. Somehow they think they can stop a speeding vehicle, wrong.
Can you get them to stop attacking chickens? I'm ready to get rid of my 2 guineas because of this. Weird thing is they all grew up together., with 3 turkeys. Popeye our tom is like their dad. But they terrorize the 8 chickens and sometimes our 2 female turkeys. They're all almost 4 months old. Help?????
I love my Guinea hen I had my friend coming over she was coming down the lane way I heard screaming Look out the window to see my Guinea hen Buckwheat chasing my friend down the lane XD
Meh male turkey's are MEAN~ I hand raised mine and he bites and Chase us around lol. But~ he loves cuddling and kisses. Probably because all I did was cuddle and love on them as baby's 😂
I think, the guinea is just being playful...or it misses it's mother... guineas are not mean...just feisty and hyperactive...they are absolutely adorable, if you know how to care for them!
I had three guineas; they wandered into neighbors yard, neighbor's teritorial golden lab went for them, male guinea pecked dog in the head, dog had a stroke and one side of mouth drouped and drooled; I got rid of guineas so neighbor wouldn't sue. Dog has since recovered but I will NEVER get those noisy troublemakers again!
I want to thank you for posting this video. My husband wanted to get some guineas for our farm. My grandmother had guineas and I remember how they were. My husband didn't believe me, then he watched your video and decided against it. Thank you for showing everyone how they really are! If you want peace and quiet, don't get guineas.
It’s called “pot rack”. They will keep watch over your property and raise alarm call when they see something they don’t like. You need to pay attention when they call they see something u don’t.
Lol! Guineas are crazy, but they are awesome watchdogs! We only have 6 of them because if they become more than the rest of the poultry they will dominate. They become bullies if there are too many of them. We pick up their eggs and mix them with dog, cat, chicken and guinea food. Excellent protein source!
The ones going "buck-wheat" are the females, and the ones that do a raspy AHH AHHH AHH AHH are males, though females can do that too, the males don't buckwheat. They're feisty and strong, both physically and mentally, hardy to disease and injury. *If you don't like story time, no need to continue reading.* Had our only female lavender trampled into the mud by the geese after getting into a fight with one or more of the male guineas, on a cold day and found her at night in the dark barely hanging on by a thread, she looked dead to be honest. We were sure she would be dead the next morning but we gave her a gentle warm bath indoors and set her in a box with some comfy soft small wood shavings with a small bowl of food and water under a heat light. She couldn't even stand up for two whole weeks, but that girl was strong and determined and she got through it all the way to being back to normal after about 4 weeks, all aside from having part of one of her waddles and the top of her head horn partially removed from her fight, she's never fought with them since and is now partnered with one of them who follows her around like a loyal puppy dog. *Here is the part when I just start rambling, so you don't need to continue reading if you're bored of me. :P* They also have children currently growing through their baby stage currently about 4 to 5 inches tall, human raised of course because guineas make terrible mothers. Even our turkeys who are normally good mothers didn't do very well with the hardy Guinea babies. 3 out of 4 died, one squished accidentally, one attacked by another bird, one mysteriously perhaps illness or didn't learn to eat or drink. The fourth is happy and healthy and follows mama Turkey around all over, when she flies, it flies with her, it even sits on her back for a ride, its favorite spot. The human raised, if they last at least 2 days after hatching, have all survived. Sometimes they get too weakened from hatching or dont hatch at all because our new incubator is trash and the fan that is meant to circulate the heat actually dries the membranes inside the egg, making it impossible to break, especially for a baby. Yes, you're supposed to put water in so it stays humid but it doesn't work even at full humidity.. would not recommend.
So with all this said, are guineas a good first poultry or hard to handle and if you insist of this birds being cheap to raise or able to be kept in small habitats?
My incubator works pretty good for the most part. It's just it doesn't get the eggs soft enough for them to hatch for some reason the humidity stays in the 70s... Which is enough for them to grow but when they come ready to hatch it's not enough to get their eggs soft enough..I had to kinda "help" my ducks hatch. And now just hatched out seven guinea keets. And 6 more hatching in five days.
Terribly annoying birds. Mine could somehow get on 5-6m roof and sit there, while at the same time, 1m tall fence was impossible to get by. Ofcourse it worked one way, they could get out, but never get in.
They sound like seesaws! 💖 They just sound absolutely precious; I love how squawky teen chickens sound, and these babies sound just like that, but squeakier!!
My friends farm has a little gang of 5 guineas. I adore them! They make me laugh so much. They know when there's a new face around and investigate and interrogate every single time 😂 not to mention, they keep the foxes at bay. the farm would not be the same without them, true characters.
Hahaha!!! I love it! I've had four guinea fowl for three years now and I love them. They are pretty content so don't generally make noise, other than happy little peeps, unless there's a reason. We have no other critters for them to annoy either so they just pick on eachother. Lol. Great vid! 👍
Thanks for sharing this video. My hubby just bought two 4 week old guineas and a turkey. We’ve never raised turkeys or guineas before so didn’t know what to expect. We already have 6 chicken hens and rooster.
My mom and I used to volunteer at Saguaro Rqnch historic park in Glendale AZ back in early 2000s. They had lots of chickens peacocks, geese, turkeys ducks... and then there were the Guinea fowl...😱😆
I remember visiting my mum's parent's when they came up from surrey. the farmer had these in the same field as them. that was more than five years ago. I still hate those malfunctioning feathered foghorns with a vengeance.
Wife brought home 6 guinea keets 2 days ago... I told he she was nutz. Tonight I watched one running around 14 chicks and 5 other keets pecking at everything. I chose it and named it ASSSHOOOLE! I just showed her this video... She says... You get used to it.... Ugh
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A stray one managed to enter my farm and basically hung around the chickens.. felt really sorry for the chickens because I could hear her noise from my room till I went to sleep.. chickens usually sleep early.
We used to have guineas. They made so much noise we had to get rid of them. There was one outside my window one night. It squawked and launched me upright in the bed and I banged my head on the roof beam. Fowls from hell.
Wade Rivers My friends have them and I woke up at 3:00 am and heard outside the window: BUCK WHEAT, BUCK WHEAT, BUCK WHEAT!! I find it more hilarious than annoying though. LOL!
Thank you!! This is perfect! I actually just searched for guinea sounds to show my husband because he waned some to eat bugs. We are in the country but no barns anymore just a few acres. Its like you made this for me to show him. 🤣😂🤣😂💖 The last part I was saying to him as you put it on the screen. Lol Theyre great for a lot of things but not where we are just to run free.
I see this video is a little older. but I'm glad you posted it. watching your guineas and turkey go at it. was one of the more funnier animal videos i've watched. That Guinea. had to have been close to medical boredom.
I love the sound of guineas and miss mine very much. They are the farm yard guardians. But whatever you do don't shoo them away, they NEVER forget. Lol
You might be wondering why I’m here, so theirs this random guinea outside my house eating the grass. Sooo I decided to play this and it started running around my house fast 😂
@happyhen78 hello I was wondering if I could use your footage for an educational school assignment revolving around these birds? I would credit you in the video of course.
Lol . Great vid. Im sure they are all in bird heaven now but that guinea fighting that turkey was so entertaining. He was a pro... would of never guessed that outcome.
I have twelve white guineas.I love the sound they make.I live in the country and they free range.I also have Emden geese,Black Spanish Turkeys,White Layer Ducks and White leghorn chickens.All get along fairly well though there can be confrontations sometimes.Nothing dramactic.
We just got 9 that are about to be turned out to the coop. I can't wait to see what we end up with...... This is a trial run to see if we want to continue having them. We mostly wanted them as watchdogs for the snakes and small nuisance control
Isabella Heintz We bought them because of ticks and snakes. They have just all found their choices and are driving my wife crazy. And we have 34 eggs in the incubator. I Loire their personalities
Vance Hamilton mine just decides to set off an alarm when I walk in the coop. And since she only has chicken friends it tells them I have food even if I dont
I like them thay will let you know when something is up on your farm yard you won't have ticks ,grasshoppers,roches,or other bugs and thay are good to eat.
They maybe loud , annoying , a nuisance , (like in-laws) but when you tell the grandkids to try and catch one, that's when the entertainment begins, get the camera ready....
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So nature just took the slight annoyingness of chickens and dialed it up x10
More like nature dialed down the Gunieas and made chickens🤣
Your name lmao
Arduousglutton somewhat correct, they’re extremely vocal as you said to keep in contact with one other but also due to the large amount of predators. If you’re ever looking for big cats, snakes or birds of prey in the Savannah then guinea fowl are a very useful
With fuck and goose
Wild Guinea live where I am, and I can agree. Dogs never catch them
Now I know why my grandpa said we were worse than a bunch of damn guineas lol.
Hilarious 🤣
That's funny!
The way the one guinea was running in circles and under the turkey was hilarious, what a punk!
Joe Soslick lv one crook vs lv 33 boss
It's obvious who should he invited to dinner.
yeah
He should respect his elders..😂
Honestly the best part of that was the sad realization that I'll never know what dinosaurs interacting with each other was like, but the prehistoric looks of guineas is probably a fair shake. I wish I could imagine what these daily interactions with like Synapsids and other kinds of multi-tens or hundreds of millions of years ago life was like, just in-the-day-of type moments like this, or where capybaras are sitting around chilling with monkeys and birds riding on them. It wasn't just flesh eating and tree munching so those interspecies interactions being completely unknown and lost to time is saddening.
I was raised on a farm that had guineas and turkeys. I am on team guinea. I was attacked by a turkey when my back was turned. Guineas are noisy but pleasant birds.
I had both and neither ever attacked me. I did get dry-humped by an emu when I was working a zoo though. LOL.
Yeah but really it's only the roosters that'll spur ya. Goose? Also plenty fine. Just don't get kicked in the back of the head by a mule, that actually is dangerous. They also eat plenty of ticks, which are likewise dangerous depending where you live because they carry disease.
I had 2 male guineas that ran with my goats in the pasture. They alerted them if anything, are all types of insects including ticks, and kept order among the other fowl. Once you understand guinea fowl, you will appreciate them.
totally appreciated them ;cooked in a casserole ^^
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Do they taste good?
@@phyllisinabinethuey6876 never ate them.
Reminds me of a coworker I used to have.
Well, spill the tea sharon 👀
yep the one i punched
@@totilalauterwald2971 LMAO
What happened to them then?
.. except the guinea is better looking ..
So guineas are the Chihuahuas of the poultry world.
Yup
That's funny!
😂😂🤣😂😂😂😂
With a cluck cluck here and a cluck cluck there a machine gun Willy every where
They are savages though
I absolutely love the sound of guinea fowl and franklin.The sounds of a glorious African sunset. Alllbeit in the distance rather than directly in your ear. Easily as impressive as the deep baritone timbred roar of a lonely male lion at night. The gunea's percussive melody is a vital player in the African orchestra, meaning both peace and rest as in roosting and alarm as in warning.
you are smoking crack
LOL that turkey was like DUDE! TF OUTTA HERE!
Showed my husband this in an attempt to talk him out of Guineas. It backfired as he thought it was hilarious! I'm planning to find a sound bite and create an alarm on my phone with it. I give it a week before he changes his mind, lol.
Honestly guineas aren't that bad of birds to have around. Yes if you get adults that are wild. They are loud and annoying. But if you raise them like I do. They can be pretty tame and calm. They make great guards. And keeps snake's away. And eats up tick's. You just gotta show them lots of love and affection lol
@@LuLu-yc8qe Oh thank goodness! Reading ur comment made me feel much better. We just bought our first 6 chicks. They had guineas as an option too so we got 2 of them... Had no idea that they weren't chickens as well! Lol! I thought they were just a type of chicken and they didn't specify at the place that we bought them(thanks guys!) So I've been reading up on Guinea fowls and after watching this video, i was like OH NO! But u give me hope that they won't be this bad. It seems that they have a lot of benefits. We'll be sure to give em some extra love lol 💕
Is there much a difference between their eggs and chicken eggs?
@@feistywoman123 guinea eggs are pretty small. But are delicious. Lol the first time I got guineas I was not happy about them. But then I raised my own. And they were better hand raised. I have four adults and they are really quite. Except when a snake or something is around lol. Just let me know if you have any questions. I hatch out a lot of things. In the middle of hatching a lot more guineas. And 8 geese now!
They literally go 24/7 it's soooo annoying
Are there collars that can be put on them similar to what they use for a rooster?
Guinea hens can loud. But, There great snake killers and watch dog. nothing gets past a Guinea hen.
Except your own dogs will kill them lol
Bonny Tewey and living in the south snakes are bountiful. Their either in the chicken coop after eggs or chicks or after my purple martins. It’s annoying
Terry Reyes not all dogs. I’ve had 4? Dogs none bothered my chickens
hmm, interesting. for me snakes are important part of the ecosystem, they eat slugs that eat my garden. however, i understand guinea hens do really well against ticks also..
Not true at all. They’re just annoying as hell
I have a lots of guineas, and i love them, thay are great guardians, you just need to understand every sound from them, i know when something happens or they see a stranger , btw the are my pest control against bugs etc..
Guineas love to eat ticks. They have a very sharp eye except for cars and pickup trucks when standing in road doing a dance. Somehow they think they can stop a speeding vehicle, wrong.
Are they good to eat🦃🐓✔
@@Jackgritty28 haven't ate them before but their eggs are pretty good, a little bit sweeter than chicken eggs.
Can you get them to stop attacking chickens? I'm ready to get rid of my 2 guineas because of this. Weird thing is they all grew up together., with 3 turkeys. Popeye our tom is like their dad. But they terrorize the 8 chickens and sometimes our 2 female turkeys. They're all almost 4 months old. Help?????
My geeses are they same way ! Different sounds for every alertness.
Nobody:
Guinea fowls: you dare to oppose me mortal
I see what you mean. But I still find them fascinating birds.
I laughed SO hard watching the fowl & the turkey. 😂😂😂
I love my Guinea hen
I had my friend coming over she was coming down the lane way
I heard screaming
Look out the window to see my Guinea hen Buckwheat chasing my friend down the lane XD
Thats poetic
Guineafowl are cool looking birds though
@@megaball-ps8tq I know, they are really interesting I find, I had chickens for a while before I got guineas and I learned alot about them
The poor turkey..
Meh male turkey's are MEAN~ I hand raised mine and he bites and Chase us around lol. But~ he loves cuddling and kisses. Probably because all I did was cuddle and love on them as baby's 😂
@@LuLu-yc8qe no animal is mean
I think, the guinea is just being playful...or it misses it's mother... guineas are not mean...just feisty and hyperactive...they are absolutely adorable, if you know how to care for them!
@gedeyom gıyamete hamıneya yup
@gedeyom gıyamete hamıneya who r u talking to
I have Pea Fowl, Geese and Guinea Fowl. Nobody who comes to my house goes unnoticed. Also a couple of dogs for good measure.
Lol..😁
Axel Axis i feel inadequate with my ADT window stickers
dogs to protect people from guineas? 🤣😂 I have 4 btw
We sold ours when they kept hiding the TV remote.
Boy you dum a remonte
Lol🤣🤣🤣🤣
I had three guineas; they wandered into neighbors yard, neighbor's teritorial golden lab went for them, male guinea pecked dog in the head, dog had a stroke and one side of mouth drouped and drooled; I got rid of guineas so neighbor wouldn't sue. Dog has since recovered but I will NEVER get those noisy troublemakers again!
This is what i hear when my sister in laws come over.
Get some geese and the guineas will soon learn not to be bullies because a goose wont put up with that kinda shit LOL.😀
I have geese and they are scared of our guineas
I want to thank you for posting this video. My husband wanted to get some guineas for our farm. My grandmother had guineas and I remember how they were. My husband didn't believe me, then he watched your video and decided against it. Thank you for showing everyone how they really are! If you want peace and quiet, don't get guineas.
you are so petty
man this makes me want them even more lol i love annoying creatures!
i just bought 6 keets btw
How are they?
1:09
Machine gun Willie the guineafowl: not so fast!
Turkey: You Prick!
And with that, our dreams of a guinea fowl farm were dashed...
It’s called “pot rack”. They will keep watch over your property and raise alarm call when they see something they don’t like. You need to pay attention when they call they see something u don’t.
Lol! Guineas are crazy, but they are awesome watchdogs! We only have 6 of them because if they become more than the rest of the poultry they will dominate. They become bullies if there are too many of them. We pick up their eggs and mix them with dog, cat, chicken and guinea food. Excellent protein source!
They are so cute. They are expressing themselves. If I were at that farm I will be there talking to them, so for me their sound is not annoying.
The ones going "buck-wheat" are the females, and the ones that do a raspy AHH AHHH AHH AHH are males, though females can do that too, the males don't buckwheat. They're feisty and strong, both physically and mentally, hardy to disease and injury.
*If you don't like story time, no need to continue reading.*
Had our only female lavender trampled into the mud by the geese after getting into a fight with one or more of the male guineas, on a cold day and found her at night in the dark barely hanging on by a thread, she looked dead to be honest. We were sure she would be dead the next morning but we gave her a gentle warm bath indoors and set her in a box with some comfy soft small wood shavings with a small bowl of food and water under a heat light. She couldn't even stand up for two whole weeks, but that girl was strong and determined and she got through it all the way to being back to normal after about 4 weeks, all aside from having part of one of her waddles and the top of her head horn partially removed from her fight, she's never fought with them since and is now partnered with one of them who follows her around like a loyal puppy dog.
*Here is the part when I just start rambling, so you don't need to continue reading if you're bored of me. :P*
They also have children currently growing through their baby stage currently about 4 to 5 inches tall, human raised of course because guineas make terrible mothers. Even our turkeys who are normally good mothers didn't do very well with the hardy Guinea babies. 3 out of 4 died, one squished accidentally, one attacked by another bird, one mysteriously perhaps illness or didn't learn to eat or drink. The fourth is happy and healthy and follows mama Turkey around all over, when she flies, it flies with her, it even sits on her back for a ride, its favorite spot. The human raised, if they last at least 2 days after hatching, have all survived. Sometimes they get too weakened from hatching or dont hatch at all because our new incubator is trash and the fan that is meant to circulate the heat actually dries the membranes inside the egg, making it impossible to break, especially for a baby. Yes, you're supposed to put water in so it stays humid but it doesn't work even at full humidity.. would not recommend.
Zonose AHH AHHH AHH AHH
So with all this said, are guineas a good first poultry or hard to handle and if you insist of this birds being cheap to raise or able to be kept in small habitats?
imagine being a claustrophobic baby bird trapped inside an egg because of a bad incubator, thats hell.
My incubator works pretty good for the most part. It's just it doesn't get the eggs soft enough for them to hatch for some reason the humidity stays in the 70s... Which is enough for them to grow but when they come ready to hatch it's not enough to get their eggs soft enough..I had to kinda "help" my ducks hatch. And now just hatched out seven guinea keets. And 6 more hatching in five days.
@@dankhill6851 😱😱😱😱😱 poor babies!!!
The best guard animal ever. Nothing sneaks up on our place.
Terribly annoying birds. Mine could somehow get on 5-6m roof and sit there, while at the same time, 1m tall fence was impossible to get by. Ofcourse it worked one way, they could get out, but never get in.
they're so adorable💕, but the one that annoy the turkey was so funny lol🤣
For a moment there they reminded me of a three man rock band from my high school days. Great harmony.
They took care of my tick problem. I had 50 guineas. The females are the noisy ones.
Kim X so you had 50 males?
In Everything bro females are always noisy
Your ass is always noisy
Very useful indeed!
Kim X Figures ! 😂Haha!
Yeah no nope not happening. Thanks for the heads up. No can do.
They sound like seesaws! 💖
They just sound absolutely precious; I love how squawky teen chickens sound, and these babies sound just like that, but squeakier!!
I've never had any guineas; but now, I REALLY want some guineas!!
(But I live in the darned city...)
My friends farm has a little gang of 5 guineas. I adore them! They make me laugh so much. They know when there's a new face around and investigate and interrogate every single time 😂 not to mention, they keep the foxes at bay. the farm would not be the same without them, true characters.
Hahaha!!! I love it! I've had four guinea fowl for three years now and I love them. They are pretty content so don't generally make noise, other than happy little peeps, unless there's a reason. We have no other critters for them to annoy either so they just pick on eachother. Lol. Great vid! 👍
Thanks for sharing this video. My hubby just bought two 4 week old guineas and a turkey. We’ve never raised turkeys or guineas before so didn’t know what to expect. We already have 6 chicken hens and rooster.
They remind me of my former mother-in-law.
3 am..hmm ..LET ME SING YOU THE SONG OF MY PEOPLE!! 2:52
Very cute...id love them no matter what...😂👍
Love waking up to the sounds of our guineas
I just want them to keep my chickens safe from the abundance of rattlesnakes that we have around us.
My mom and I used to volunteer at Saguaro Rqnch historic park in Glendale AZ back in early 2000s. They had lots of chickens peacocks, geese, turkeys ducks... and then there were the Guinea fowl...😱😆
This video is freakin hilarious and Thanks . Buy a new Camaro and watch what guineas do to the paint job .
Was the Camaro red? They did a job on my red Saab 9-3. Scratched hood, roof and trunk. Never went after other vehicles. Maybe only low cars.
@Ted - Yep / Custom candy apple bright RED = $ 1,500 . I love Saabs' and always wanted one . ATB
Master Tracker did the scratch the midlife crisis off of it?
I had no midlife crisis and was filthy rich at the age of 30 . LOL
Master Tracker how did you get so rich so young..gotta love success
I miss that sound. It reminds me childhood and peaceful..
Special in summer in mid afternoon.. oh.. man those days were diff.
You do not know how much I laugh With this 3 minute video 🤣
I remember visiting my mum's parent's when they came up from surrey. the farmer had these in the same field as them. that was more than five years ago. I still hate those malfunctioning feathered foghorns with a vengeance.
Wow they are jerks! Thank you for showing us the light!
I miss my guineas. They were great security alarms. No one came near the front yard without them letting us know.
Lel, guinea versus turkey was epic. Thanks for filming!
I just laughed SO hard at that Turkey-Guinae fight. oh man!!!
Wife brought home 6 guinea keets 2 days ago... I told he she was nutz. Tonight I watched one running around 14 chicks and 5 other keets pecking at everything. I chose it and named it ASSSHOOOLE! I just showed her this video... She says... You get used to it.... Ugh
You are funnier than the hens! LOL!!
Umm you know I don't have a problem with your type but, why can't you just say my wife? Why do your type always have to bring up being gay? It's like your wanting to make a comment about you being gay. We DON'T need to know your wife is a "he/she" . Sorry you didn't get the response you were looking for.
@@kennethhunt248 I think it was just a typo. He instead of her.
@@tinyhousebigfarm4471 Wow that was mean. Many people whose first language isn't English make those kinds of mistakes. I didn't even notice it until you pointed it out. You seem to look for things that aren't there.
A stray one managed to enter my farm and basically hung around the chickens.. felt really sorry for the chickens because I could hear her noise from my room till I went to sleep.. chickens usually sleep early.
I could totally handle the noise in exchange for snake & tick killers.
We used to have guineas. They made so much noise we had to get rid of them. There was one outside my window one night. It squawked and launched me upright in the bed and I banged my head on the roof beam. Fowls from hell.
Wade Rivers My friends have them and I woke up at 3:00 am and heard outside the window: BUCK WHEAT, BUCK WHEAT, BUCK WHEAT!! I find it more hilarious than annoying though. LOL!
yeah, still love guineas
Neighbors had them, they make GREAT watch birds. They really let you know when someone came into the yard. They were fearless.
I have 45 that free range at my house with 75 laying hens. I love them!!
🤣😂🤣😂🤣😂you really have to love the little monsters 🤣😂🤣😂🤣
Best alarm system around
Thank you!! This is perfect! I actually just searched for guinea sounds to show my husband because he waned some to eat bugs. We are in the country but no barns anymore just a few acres.
Its like you made this for me to show him. 🤣😂🤣😂💖
The last part I was saying to him as you put it on the screen. Lol
Theyre great for a lot of things but not where we are just to run free.
Am I the only one who actually likes the sounds they make
I love them ... such great memories 💚💚
I see this video is a little older. but I'm glad you posted it. watching your guineas and turkey go at it. was one of the more funnier animal videos i've watched. That Guinea. had to have been close to medical boredom.
LMAO that guinea fowl was trolling that turkey so hard
I love guineas.
We have caught so many predators due to them.
Yeah they are noisy but they let you know when something is not right
I had 17 guineas when I was in high school. They chased cars. I loved them!
I love the sound of guineas and miss mine very much. They are the farm yard guardians. But whatever you do don't shoo them away, they NEVER forget. Lol
Thank you. Have been debating with myself about getting Guineas....you have settled the issue for me....OH HELL NO!
They taste so good.
For me, there’s more pros than cons with guineas. They can be little instigators. I’ve seen them chase turkeys before.
Lmao my impression of their noise was spot on right before that clip started. I miss having guineas in my yard!
My neighbor has some of these. Which means I have to listen to them all day.
Laughing out loud at Machine Gun Willie😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂
Like a coo coo clock that won't stop! But I hear the are great at keeping the ticks down.
Still better than listening to my neighbor's car stereo.
You might be wondering why I’m here, so theirs this random guinea outside my house eating the grass. Sooo I decided to play this and it started running around my house fast 😂
Oh my lol. I have 20 on the way for tick control. I knew they were loud, but that ones pretty pesky.
KristenGibson_CanadianGirl hows the tick control project?
I hope machine gun willie doesn’t fire his notes during the night or he’ll be dinner the next day, in my house.
we had Guineas on our farm when I was growing up and we never any problems we loved them.
i love the sound they make... 🤷🏼♀️🤷🏼♀️
@happyhen78 hello I was wondering if I could use your footage for an educational school assignment revolving around these birds? I would credit you in the video of course.
Best watchdogs you'll ever see. Day or night nothing moves that they don't announce.
They may be annoying on the ear, but it's probably a worthwhile pest control solution.
Thank you for this video and I decided against getting a few guineas
wise choice
I have 2 guineas and they are amazing. We hand raised them and they are nothing like you see in this video.
Lol . Great vid. Im sure they are all in bird heaven now but that guinea fighting that turkey was so entertaining. He was a pro... would of never guessed that outcome.
My neighbor got one of these and his goose killed it after a bit.
He sensed danger, danger of getting on the dinner table
My neighbors guineas keep getting inside my back yard making all this damm noise but I have fun chasing them out haha.
This fucking bird is keeping me awake all night he don't stop scraming 24/7.
My guinea is hollering with these guys. LOL
That turkey had enough of his shit
I have twelve white guineas.I love the sound they make.I live in the country and they free range.I also have Emden geese,Black Spanish Turkeys,White Layer Ducks and White leghorn chickens.All get along fairly well though there can be confrontations sometimes.Nothing dramactic.
your confrontation is between what & what?mine is between cock & male turkey,they fight a lot
We just got 9 that are about to be turned out to the coop. I can't wait to see what we end up with...... This is a trial run to see if we want to continue having them. We mostly wanted them as watchdogs for the snakes and small nuisance control
Vance Hamilton they eat ticks too
Isabella Heintz We bought them because of ticks and snakes. They have just all found their choices and are driving my wife crazy. And we have 34 eggs in the incubator. I Loire their personalities
Vance Hamilton mine just decides to set off an alarm when I walk in the coop. And since she only has chicken friends it tells them I have food even if I dont
I like them thay will let you know when something is up on your farm yard you won't have ticks ,grasshoppers,roches,or other bugs and thay are good to eat.
@keekeemyfirstcatنعم غير مزعجة إذا كان لديها منزل.
They maybe loud , annoying , a nuisance , (like in-laws) but when you tell the grandkids to try and catch one, that's when the entertainment begins, get the camera ready....
Eat the most annoying ones first. Let the less annoying ones multiply.