That smell... If the guineas give us squash without squashing an endless army of stinky bugs and tearing holes in leaves trying to get that last egg in the vein margin and end this loosing battle I will build them a castle, that they can choose not to live in if they so desire.
I asked this question because we have sixteen in the brooder and we have the choice of using the smaller side of a shed 10' x 10' x 9ish " (roof slopes from 10" to 8") already cleaned out for the purpose, or using the larger side full of useful stuff id like to keep out of the weather. we could...
im new to guineas also, though seems to be a general consensuses that they are tough indeed. we went with sixteen figuring safety in numbers. about putting the females up douse that reduce the teritory the males claim away from the coop?
ive read a little on black head. was hoping plenty of room and management could help. but i know at this point i know nothing. I have considered two houses with one run, but that probably would not really be separation? especially since the coop is a converted out building and both coops would...
squash bugs are a stink bug. we read they will eat them. I sure hope they will cause that is the one main reason we got them. so we can have squash and pumpkins.
is humidity important in the first three weeks after hatching. guessing dry is better? However, would an area lets say, in the house with wood stove heat be too dry? or douse it just not matter as long as it is not damp?
Good to know.i didn't know anything about splayed leg. it became obvious that news paper and bird poop would not work. Within minutes of the sixteen of them being home we new we could not let them walk and lay in their poop. I was just so exited about them I went for the camera before the...
i was hoping to mix two 2-3 day old turkeys with 16 2-3 day old guinea. we have no other birds at this time. no adults to worry about. ive wanted some turkeys for a while and just figured it would be better to mix them now rather than throw young turkeys in with adult guineas next year. we plan...