kmdodge2015
Chirping
- Sep 13, 2020
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My guineas do not free range yet. They aren't a year old yet.
I have 2 hens and one male. They are cooped together with a run.
My hens lay daily, constantly fertile. So I wanted to try and hatch eggs. I don't want to get possibly 30 keets lol, so I put some small chicken eggs in the nest, I added 2 a day, basically double of what they were laying. No one is sitting yet, it's only been 5 days, but they are kicking the eggs around out of the nest they made together. They do it to chicken ages and their eggs. Did I move too fast? Should I take the chicken eggs out and see if that helps? I have 9 guinea eggs I collected to incubate while letting them try to hatch some themselves, should I just give those back?
Any advice would be great! They don't free range yet because they are acclimating to the New coop spot! They were living with chickens in a coop and run. But their place was always to eventually free range.
I have 2 hens and one male. They are cooped together with a run.
My hens lay daily, constantly fertile. So I wanted to try and hatch eggs. I don't want to get possibly 30 keets lol, so I put some small chicken eggs in the nest, I added 2 a day, basically double of what they were laying. No one is sitting yet, it's only been 5 days, but they are kicking the eggs around out of the nest they made together. They do it to chicken ages and their eggs. Did I move too fast? Should I take the chicken eggs out and see if that helps? I have 9 guinea eggs I collected to incubate while letting them try to hatch some themselves, should I just give those back?
Any advice would be great! They don't free range yet because they are acclimating to the New coop spot! They were living with chickens in a coop and run. But their place was always to eventually free range.