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HeathenHavenHomestead
Crowing
I think they should all coop up since they have now all landed in the straw.
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That was going to be my next question on if I should keep them locked up. For a day? For 2 days? Until the snow is melting?Congratulations.
You may want to keep them penned in the coop tomorrow.
I would keep them locked up until Spring, but if they're more comfortable with it, they might not fly off. The only downer though, is how they were in the neighbor's field, they'll probably want to go back.That was going to be my next question on if I should keep them locked up. For a day? For 2 days? Until the snow is melting?
Oh no. Til spring?!Congratulations on finding them all!! I'm so glad that they are all safe!
I would keep them locked up until Spring, but if they're more comfortable with it, they might not fly off. The only downer though, is how they were in the neighbor's field, they'll probably want to go back.
Oh, I'm thinking of our Maine winters. If it's melting before then, it’s probably not that necessary to keep them in until spring. Guinea fowl can travel, so it's not too surprising they went that far, especially if they were in flight.Oh no. Til spring?!
We’re not a very snowy place and this might be our only snow all season. I’m in central AR. But I’ll do whatever to keep them around. Our neighbors aren’t even close so it’s weird that they wandered that way you honestly can’t even see their field through the brush so they stumbled upon it somehow. Probably from scouting it out up high.
Until there is bare ground.Until the snow is melting?
When the temp drops and it's raining or snowing or there's snow on the ground, keep them locked up. If you have an enclosed run, they can can go in it during the day.Oh no. Til spring?!
We’re not a very snowy place and this might be our only snow all season. I’m in central AR. But I’ll do whatever to keep them around. Our neighbors aren’t even close so it’s weird that they wandered that way you honestly can’t even see their field through the brush so they stumbled upon it somehow. Probably from scouting it out up high.