Complaining neighbor help

Barn Maid Ann

Crowing
15 Years
Oct 28, 2008
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Punta Gorda, FL
I am trying guineas again. We had to rehome our first batch when our next door neighbor complained. That was several years ago.
We are going to try to manage this flock differently, not raising them on THAT neighbor's side. All other neighbors told us they liked the guineas. They do like to make the rounds, I guess.
Plus we have chickens now, and hope these guineas learn to kind of stay around with the chickens.

Any other ideas of how to keep the guineas in their own 30 acres.
I have another friend whose neighbor has taken to shooting her birds.....
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TIA
Ann
 
If you have 30 acres, you must be allowed to have chickens right? Soooo who cares what the nieghbor's think...No way would my nieghbor's be telling me what to do.
 
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No, unless she's not zoned for poultry they can't tell her want to do, but 30 acres is nothing to a guinea and they do have the right to complain if they're wandering onto their property.
 
Okay, I must of missed the part where they were getting onto the nieghbor's yard. Yes responsible owners should pen them up. I let ours freerange only when I can watch them mostly because of the predator issue we have. Ours are very used to being in the coop at night since they have since they were little. So I let them freerange in the evening for awhile before dark, while I can watch them and they will go to thier run and into thier coop by themselves when I feed them thier dinner. That way, I don't have to chase them all over the yard when its time to go in.
 
i live on 2.5 acres and my flock of 12 guineas hardly EVER goes to the neighbors

all that stops them is tall grass and a barbwire fence and on the other side blackberry vines

so just make something to stop them BEFORE they make it habit.
 
Mine are like aj1911. We have four acres and they hardly ever leave. We have a chain link fence but they are creatures of habit and cover every inch every day in the same pattern. They show up at the chicken feeder at the same time every day. If I don't fill it before they get there I hear about it.
 
If you can't get them contained, try clipping their wings and putting them in a tractor, that way they can get rid of the ticks and still be contained.
 

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