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Not the OP. but I have Guineas for a few reasons. First when they are allowed to free range they are good buggers, and are known to have a taste for ticks and even snakes. Second they are a good first alert for predators, this includes people. (my personal main reason) They also lay eggs as well as taste much like Phesant for dinner.
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I keep them pretty much the reasons posted above, they take care of bugs and other pests (ticks is a big one), they (usually) dont scratch, when we had them guineas before they would tell us before the dogs would if someone is coming up the property.
Not the OP. but I have Guineas for a few reasons. First when they are allowed to free range they are good buggers, and are known to have a taste for ticks and even snakes. Second they are a good first alert for predators, this includes people. (my personal main reason) They also lay eggs as well as taste much like Phesant for dinner.
Thanks for answering!
I keep them pretty much the reasons posted above, they take care of bugs and other pests (ticks is a big one), they (usually) dont scratch, when we had them guineas before they would tell us before the dogs would if someone is coming up the property.
