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It's easy to be brave when there is a fence to protect you.

I don't think so, to the best of my knowledge he did not make a sound during the video. I don't think I have ever heard him make much of any sounds at any time. He seems to be adept at not drawing attention to himself.

Thank you.

The closest one on the platform is the one that is not positively identified as to sex. I think it looks like a male.

@BennieAnTheJets I am surprised that you didn't find and participate in this thread. I noticed that you haven't been on in a month. Hope everything is going well for you.

I think something spooked her. She was taking a long time to go back to the coop. She is a Sky Blue. She has no dotting at all.

Escapees returning to coop. The last one used an alternate route.

Just don't be the one that feels a need to check on how they are doing after they have been sold.

I would have no problem eating mine. They are delicious but the keets sell so well that I never get to keep any to grow out.

Nope, none of my guineas come to me. They are not pets and don't get treated as such.

Vimeo They have a join for free option, but when I tried it they immediately wanted to charge me. I am using YouTube for free.

Mine are totally silent at night. Many visitors have commented on how quiet my guineas are. They were noisy this morning because half of them were out of the pen and half were in the pen. Once they were all back in the pen, they shut up. Coming up to springtime and breeding season, the hens...

I like them stuffed and baked. They make a very flavorful noodle soup. I haven't got to eat any in a long time because the demand for keets is high.

Buckwheating

Escapees returning to the coop after I opened the door for them.

The guineas let themselves out this morning.