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so I am tkenglert's daughter and my grandpa gave gave me the idea to try to train frieda so I am woundering if i could train her. what i have started to do is when frieda sits on the front ledge i will go outside with bread i will walk extreamly slow and not say a word i slowly make my way over...

Our Guinea Hen's name is Frieda, we named her after a older German Lady that we know. that is a picture of her, sitting on a ledge, right outside our bedroom window. She spends most of her days, sitting on the ledge or eating out of our bird feeder. we get a lot of enjoyment...

I have been feeding her, black sunflowers seeds along with a high protein turkey pellet, that was recommended to me by the feed store. Am still baffled at where she could of come from, no farms, within two miles of my house.

so far she has been doing pretty good, thankful that it is going to start to warm up next week. weekend is suppose to be bitter cold here in Wisconsin, hopefully she makes it.

My Guinea Hen is roosting in the large pine by our bedroom window, weather is suppose to start warming up, this Monday. Am hoping that she makes it through this cold snap. My wife has named her now, so I guess we have adopted her.

I have a adult female guinea hen that has been hanging around my yard in northern Wisconsin, since October. we have been providing food & water & she has been sleeping in a big red pine on the side of our house. we are miles from the country, so not sure where she came from, feel bad...

My Daughter looked online & she thinks it is a Female. Am Happy it is making it through the winter. Pretty cool bird, have no idea where it could of come from. We are miles from anyone who might have them. She has been eating sunflower seeds & I bought a high protein turkey pellet food...

Thank You for the advice. My Guinea Hen is doing well, she has been sleeping in a large pine tree that is right next to our house & seems to be doing well. I continue to provide food & water & really loves the sunflower seeds from the bird feeder. I do not have a building for her to...

Last month we had a single Guinea Hen show up in our yard, which is located in a sub division, here in Central Wisconsin. I started to feed it & am now providing water, that is heated. This Guinea Hen has been roosting in a large pine we have in our yard & also on a ledge under our...