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Number one is that you need a large flock of guineas so they can have and exhibit proper flock dynamics.I have heard a couple people say that guineas can be trained to kill snakes, but no one has described how they did it. Has anyone had experience with this?
I've heard that too, but recently I've seen a bunch of posts from people saying their guineas won't touch them. Seems to be 50/50 on whether they eviscerate them, or ignore them.As far as I know it is a natural instinct for a flock of Guinea Fowl to take on a snake. No training needed.
You can't expect a couple of guineas to act the same way a flock of guineas does. There is bravery in numbers.I've heard that too, but recently I've seen a bunch of posts from people saying their guineas won't touch them. Seems to be 50/50 on whether they eviscerate them, or ignore them.
How many would you say is a large flock? I have 18 guineas.You can't expect a couple of guineas to act the same way a flock of guineas does. There is bravery in numbers.
People get a couple of guineas and expect them to do the same things that naturally occurs in a large flock of guineas.
18 is a decent sized flock.How many would you say is a large flock? I have 18 guineas.