Help!!

[Show chick]

I have 4 guinea fowl and 4chickens
They used to live in the pen with my chickens but we let them free range all the time now . Every time I would go to let out my chickens to free range for a bit the guineas would come and attack them they even knocked the feet out under my rooster . I have to wait till I know the guineas are far enough away or have to put the guineas in the open part of the run where I can block of the covered run before I let them chickens out . I can’t leave the run door open because if the guineas get in they aren’t the smartest and have a hard time getting out . What can I do they are around the same age I know it’s not right but I have 3 male Guineas to 1 female guinea I thought about getting some more guineas and then getting rid of the males but I would love to get guinea eggs from our female so I wouldn’t want to get rid of her even though they are loud I still love them and don’t really want to get rid of all of them because my father really wanted them and my grandmother loves to hear them . Please any tips will help I want to to figure this out before I get new chicks this spring.

 

[GodLovesU]

Why not keep the chickens in the coop/ covered run, and let the guineas free range? Especially if you want to get more guineas.

 

[Show chick]

Why not keep the chickens in the coop/ covered run, and let the guineas free range? Especially if you want to get more guineas.

I let the guineas free range but the problem happens when I try to let my chickens free range for a bit
They used to live with the chickens but it started becoming a problem and they were old enough to be able to free range the guinea has been free range since sometime around August when they were 16 weeks old

 

[GodLovesU]

Is the run big enough to let the chickens live there permanently?

 

[Show chick]

Is the run big enough to let the chickens live there permanently?

Yeah I like to give them a lot of room but where the run is the grass doesn’t really grow and I like for them to get some grass once in a while and even know my neighbors little granddaughter love to feed it to them they still enjoy having a little bit of freedom I do make sure a watch them all the time when they are out but the guineas are very quick .I thought about trying to grow a little bit of grass in a area for them but I don’t know if it will work .

 

[McChooky]

I've had a lot of friends who had both but never wanted any (they need more room ) They get along with chickens if they grow up together. Guineas can be loud and aggressive