Neighbor's new guineas, will they be a problem?

[Twin Mom]

I have 10 4wk old guineas, that at 6wks will go into a holding pen in the coop, as I would like for them to be coop trained at night. Last night the next door neighbor brought home 2 adult guineas, and released them right away. My question is, if those two stick around, will I have issues with mine and the coop training once they are 12wks and allowed to free range?

 

[darkmatter]

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Chances are your neighbor's Guineas are long gone now. It takes a while for guineas to imprint on the area/coop/run. I raise keets and chickens together, the Guineas fly out of the run for bug patrol, but come back to the "flock" in the evening.

 

[robin416]

And if those two hear your keets they are liable to come live with you. That's what happened here a few years ago. The neighbor got three Guineas and turned them loose, it didn't take long at all for them to figure out I had a flock over here and across the fence they came. I caught them all, returned them to the neighbor who then rehomed them.