Unfortunately that does happen here. Folks will relate their stories and their experiences. Some will report what they've read here or somewhere else. There are a number of different techniques being used here, doesn't mean one is better than another, just that folks do what works for them.
I imagine guineas can be trained like any other bird to return to their shelter at night. Put them in their shelter and leave them in for a week or two so they know that is their home/safe place. When you first let them out, you may have to lead them back. Most of use treats or feed to teach them to come to us or follow us. Start that training while they are adjusting to their new shelter.
I don't have them because I'm not overly thrilled with their song. But I do have chickens, ducks and turkeys that live together on the same pasture without issue.
@HuffleClaw Do your guineas and chickens peacefully co-exist? Do they go into a shelter at night?
I imagine guineas can be trained like any other bird to return to their shelter at night. Put them in their shelter and leave them in for a week or two so they know that is their home/safe place. When you first let them out, you may have to lead them back. Most of use treats or feed to teach them to come to us or follow us. Start that training while they are adjusting to their new shelter.
I don't have them because I'm not overly thrilled with their song. But I do have chickens, ducks and turkeys that live together on the same pasture without issue.
@HuffleClaw Do your guineas and chickens peacefully co-exist? Do they go into a shelter at night?