@@RS-ub3we Good, I hope so. I don’t worry about the snakes but that tick nearly did me in. The doc said 1 day later getting treatment and I wouldn’t have made it. How many do I need?
@@rascal0175 I grew up on a farm in Australia where we had ticks. We had about 20 guinea fowl and they kept about 2 - 3 acres completely spotless. They are pretty efficient. You want a few so that they can maintain the property and breed to replace those taken by wild animals. In general they don't get eaten often since the roost in trees.
A friend of mine always said her Guineas were “biker chickens.” They were as effective at protecting her home and farm as her German Shepherds, smaller and less expensive to feed but no less lethal!
@Donovan Henry 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.
Helmeted Guinea fowl (the wild one you would likely see in Africa) tend to be more aggressive than the domestic breed which most people have. I believe this is a helmeted Guinea, not 100%.
We USED to have a huge male Guinea and I could not do anything to stop him from attacking me. I hadn't done anything to it before and it just wanted to repeatedly attack me up til one day he jumped on my back to bite my neck, leaving scratches all over my back. SO, long story short, we have one less foul on our property. Gotta do what you gotta do.
Did you roast him, fry him, bake him or grill him? I’ve wondered for a while how these taste. I Heard from some people that they’re delicious. Then again, some other people say they don’t taste as good as chicken.
@@philomelodia well they are very Gamey... but none the less they do taste really damn good. It's good to mix it up a bit anyway. Eating too much chicken gets boring lol gotta spice it up. We just did like a turkey fry for that big sucker. Seasoned em up, beer batter and all, extra Cumin seasoning and it turned out really good. Was like eating a deep fried turkey but a little more chewy. If you get the chance you should do it. Although Guinness aren't really meat birds anyway.
She's just trying to spot the next attack. It seems to be biting rather than kicking and she can't run carrying that load. I think she also finds it amusing. She's not scared. Luckily she has good protective clothing on her legs.
@@Jaisha26 It's just my impression, but informed by my experience of being chased across a yard by a group of turkeys when I was 3 years old, and from experience with some of my Auntie's 'curs' who used to nip round the back of any visitors in the yard to try to bite their ankles.
You think you got it bad? I had one almost take my left eye out and it karate kicked me in the face leaving a massive scratch and I had to whack it off with my elbow and I had no idea there were babies cuz the grass was long hhh- I hate these birds
I don't like guinea fowl. They are noisy and annoying. But they are good at pest control. And they can be good at alerting when someone comes near your property.
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Guinea Fowl: "The legacy of T.rex flows through my veins! Fear me!"
Person: "Dude, go away."
Guinea Fowl: "T.rex, I say!"
At least she didn't freak-out, scream throw everything and run away.
I've seen huge grown men scream and run over less than that.
@@Sandy_Rosenthal Well women mostly freak out though. Those so called men are simps.
Love that she's laughing. They are great watchdogs, cantankerous and wonderful bug control.
Lol when the boss has too much HP and your attacks are practically meaningless
When the boss has so much HP Regen that the HP bar doesn't bother rendering when hit.
Ram
I’m about to get some of these. Last year a tick bite nearly killed me. I hope the birds clean up on them.
you don't even need to feed them they will eat all the bugs amd small rodents and snakes around your property
@@RS-ub3we Good, I hope so. I don’t worry about the snakes but that tick nearly did me in. The doc said 1 day later getting treatment and I wouldn’t have made it. How many do I need?
@@rascal0175 It depends on the size of your property.
@@rascal0175 I grew up on a farm in Australia where we had ticks. We had about 20 guinea fowl and they kept about 2 - 3 acres completely spotless. They are pretty efficient. You want a few so that they can maintain the property and breed to replace those taken by wild animals. In general they don't get eaten often since the roost in trees.
@@kickinthegob - Thank you. That is helpful information. I have 44 acres with most in timber. But I have several open acres around my house..
A friend of mine always said her Guineas were “biker chickens.” They were as effective at protecting her home and farm as her German Shepherds, smaller and less expensive to feed but no less lethal!
LOL We have guineas, too, and we love them. Our daughter says, "Pick it up and cuddle it! Snuggly vengeance!!!" LOLOLOL
She wears a heavy armor, armor rating higher than opponent's attack rating.
I like how she didn’t panic like most videos I’ve seen.
red on the sole of her shoes triggered the aggression
that Guinea fowl conveniently forgot that it was a nice plump game bird fit for any stew or simple roasting.
Guinea Fowl: So, you have chosen death....
So funny!!! My guineas are so afraid of everyone they would never attack someone
Single Guineafowls are always angry
Came from the other video, I’m getting interested in these
Tasty birds should mind their manners.
Guinea: and you’re lucky that I didn’t kill, you chick!
In the skillet she goes...
Haha my rooster's do that just when I'm carrying tools .
She is protecting her nest and trying to stop intruder.
No Guinness can just chase you down for the fun of it
Not trying to be rude or anything like that but I’m sure it’s a male by the way he stands after each attack at her.
A nest near by?
Mine aren’t aggressive till they start laying, but that instinct I guess lol
I have never seen a guinea fowl actually make contact with a human on purpose! (and I have 19)
@Donovan Henry 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.
Of course, go ahead. I'd love to see the video when you are done. I am a teacher myself.
@@donovanhenry78 hey man thanks for that ill let u see it before i submit it not due till july
I've never seen one go after a person unless they were egg thieving. But they are great additions to any farm.
My cousin and I where chased by the mama's when we got too close to their chicks. 😆😆😆
Helmeted Guinea fowl (the wild one you would likely see in Africa) tend to be more aggressive than the domestic breed which most people have. I believe this is a helmeted Guinea, not 100%.
Comparing to a rooster, she seems very nice: D
Thanks for sharing ^^
What? No mealworms for me on that tray??
Omg, that bird is not playing!
Thanks heaps for sharing. :D
Looks so beautiful there 😍 ❤
It's attacking!
Is it playing?
We USED to have a huge male Guinea and I could not do anything to stop him from attacking me. I hadn't done anything to it before and it just wanted to repeatedly attack me up til one day he jumped on my back to bite my neck, leaving scratches all over my back. SO, long story short, we have one less foul on our property. Gotta do what you gotta do.
Did you roast him, fry him, bake him or grill him? I’ve wondered for a while how these taste. I Heard from some people that they’re delicious. Then again, some other people say they don’t taste as good as chicken.
Lol
@@philomelodia I heard they're gamey like pheasants.
@@philomelodia well they are very Gamey... but none the less they do taste really damn good. It's good to mix it up a bit anyway. Eating too much chicken gets boring lol gotta spice it up. We just did like a turkey fry for that big sucker. Seasoned em up, beer batter and all, extra Cumin seasoning and it turned out really good. Was like eating a deep fried turkey but a little more chewy. If you get the chance you should do it. Although Guinness aren't really meat birds anyway.
* It's fowl but he did sound like a foul fowl.
Why is that soccer ball attacking
Kick-boom! Gooooooaaaaaallllllllll!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
One of these latched onto my 18 month old daughter’s arm at the zoo. I punted it 30 feet. It didn’t want any more !
ill take virgin perling attack over chad rooster attack, roosters have those spikes, gini males don't
What a beautiful place
Lmao mine are so freindly lol
Someone will be inside the crockpot very soon!
Must have been some keets nearby!
Guess who's coming to dinner?
that one would have been dinner
A healthy "shoe to the body" will end todays lesson,.....
lol!!!!!!
Hilarious!
Just like dealing with an aggressive rooster. Face him, kick him hard in the chest, repeat as needed. They usually get the message pretty fast.
Very little brain in a guinea
They are called 'watch birds' for a reason.
This woman must want it to kick her because she keeps stopping to turn around to look at it.
She's just trying to spot the next attack. It seems to be biting rather than kicking and she can't run carrying that load. I think she also finds it amusing. She's not scared. Luckily she has good protective clothing on her legs.
@@heliotropezzz333 You're speaking for her as if you can read her thoughts. Lol.
@@Jaisha26 It's just my impression, but informed by my experience of being chased across a yard by a group of turkeys when I was 3 years old, and from experience with some of my Auntie's 'curs' who used to nip round the back of any visitors in the yard to try to bite their ankles.
To funny
If it was me, by later that evening he would have been on the dinner table
1 for the pot...
You think you got it bad? I had one almost take my left eye out and it karate kicked me in the face leaving a massive scratch and I had to whack it off with my elbow and I had no idea there were babies cuz the grass was long hhh- I hate these birds
snap its neck
hungry
I don't like guinea fowl. They are noisy and annoying. But they are good at pest control. And they can be good at alerting when someone comes near your property.
That's OK. The bird will end up on your dinner plate soon.
White people are very calm if it was a black person 🤣🤣🤣🤣