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Anyone getting any eggs from their guineas yet? Mine free-range and I'm wondering when I need to start going on serious nest hunts. I have a bunch of broody cochins and I'm hoping to hatch out as many keets as I can this year.
After you return a healed guinea who had been separated, does the flock accept her? Or like chickens there is lots of fighting as a new member?...I watch for this on a continual bases and pull the weak ones out and put them in a separate small pen down with the chickens.
I feed them only high protein and put chick saver in their drinking water.
In a few weeks they are back to health and I let any damage done by pecking heal completely.
They then get put back in with the Guinea flock and looked after until I feel they are good to go...
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Quote: How long has it been away? Mine seem to know a flock member a long time, longer than chickens do. I have 2 younger keets that were weak I removed for 2 weeks. there was no problem when they returned.