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Until it's tried, who knows. I wasn't expecting to see a guinea walk into school on a leash and accept being surrounded by kids, either. I will say that such cases are singletons that were either orphans, injured or rejected by the flock. Mine have always been small groups, 6 or 7 in a...

I had to double check, bc the conversation is so familiar that I thought @R2elk was punking me with one of our old ones. 😁 Yes, I have a reputation for "tame guineas". I don't particularly see them that way- but I don't have chickens to know the difference. I've had 2 hens hatch, and I let...

Well, if I have a slacker on the other side of the yard and call her (it's always a her), she comes. I use their names when I talk to them and handle them, and they do tend to turn around and look at me when I say their names. Whether that's recognition or chance - 🤷‍♀️ I saw a similar...