How To Release Guinea Keets for the first Time & And keep Them Coming Home To Roost

This week we are releasing our guinea Keets to join the main Flock Free ranging around our homestead. I find this to be a fairly low stress and easy task, I have read so many horror stories about raising Guinea fowl, and my experience is the complete opposite. Mine have been a pleasure from day one and have all ways laid their eggs in the nest boxes.

[@AngelsVoiceASMR]

This helps me a lot. My guy brought home two babies and now im wondering if i need to get two more.

[@lapislazuli9680]

Cliping of feathers is BAD idea. You can taped feathers as log you need.

[@sarahmcguinness695]

Can't comprehend, CUTENESS OVERLOAD!!!!!!!

[@sarahmcguinness695]

From Margot xx

[@sarahmcguinness695]

Interesting research on the Guineas! They are probably the luckiest Guineas around 😂

[@sarahmcguinness695]

😊goodness that was good ❤🎉 from Alex ❤❤❤

[@ScarlettDuffyFarm]

I agree! My Guineas are so wonderful! Nice job Oreo 😁. Check out our guinea fowl flight on Scarlet Duffy Farm. They love to fly back home! Great video!!!

[@deervalleyhomestead]

They are just so much fun to have around , lucky I have good neighbors. I have subbed and will check it out thank you

[@ScarlettDuffyFarm]

Having supportive neighbors is a must with these precious creatures!

[@englishwomanjodibordeaux7439]

When moving my 8 keets from the brooder, 2 escaped never to return..😢

[@deervalleyhomestead]

🥺

[@englishwomanjodibordeaux7439]

How do you catch them in the evening?

[@deervalleyhomestead]

I don't , they come home on their own. Occasionally with a new batch of keets I have to guide them in, but mostly they just follow the adults