yak yak yak, how do I get them to be quiet at night?

Nah you're fine, they can be little bastards. lol..Some people I know love them around, some prefer they'd vanish.
They're here for sure...but they stay away. It's kind of a 'they leave me and mine alone, I'll leave them and theirs alone" situation. They have a purpose, eating my chickens isn't it..lol
Like that farm name though, really good.
Thank you...Fields is my last name...lol
 
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Are guineas ever quiet?
I didn't think they were capable of being quiet. :idunno

This rhetorical question is your answer. Guinea fowl are vocal, and more vocal as breeding season approaches. Opossums are long term survivors who are omnivorous and will eat whatever they can find/catch including fowl. I am not certain how one 'directs' them.
 
Are guineas ever quiet?
I didn't think they were capable of being quiet. :idunno
Guineas when undisturbed have a quiet vocalization that is low and quite melodic as they chatter among themselves without any of the warning cries or buckwheats. It does go on almost non-stop with the only time that guineas are truly quiet being when they are actually asleep.
 
Guineas when undisturbed have a quiet vocalization that is low and quite melodic as they chatter among themselves without any of the warning cries or buckwheats. It does go on almost non-stop with the only time that guineas are truly quiet being when they are actually asleep.
I do love those guinea sounds...even the loud ones..:lau
 
Then you are not 'directing' them if you are having these issues. And are you sure you don't have a wild man causing that issue? You described a human perfectly. =)
How does one 'direct' an opossum? We have had a few here - they were disposed of immediately. Not only do they eat chickens, eggs and feed, they carry a disease that can cause serious illness in horses. My chickens are good tick control.
 

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