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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...

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?

I think they should all coop up since they have now all landed in the straw.

Update: they have all been found not in a tree but in the neighbors field. They walked through the snow and brush to the field where the snow isn’t accumulating like it is on our grass. I crawled *while 26weeks pregnant* through the brush and thorns and corralled them back through the woods and...

We have mostly cedars or trees that are wide open on branches. I haven’t heard or see anything and walked the perimeter. Did not train them to any sounds or calls as they tend to stick close and always coop up no problem. I guess I’ll try and remove the snow around their coop and maybe if they...

Ughhh I sure hope that’s not the case 😩 I’ve looked in all the trees near by and called for them and the small birds and crows are flying around and it’s silent out there. Besides the happy little birds eating all the food the chickens and guineas have failed to eat.

I tried looking for tracks but didn’t find anything. I’ll try checking under the few buildings we have. We have 8 so if they are in a tree I’d hope I could spot them. The dogs are out searching with me so I assumed they’d make noise but I will keep trying and grab a ball. Thank you.

It started snowing yesterday and the guineas mostly stuck around and by the time it was coop up time all but one went in. The one stayed out all night in a tree after refusing to go into the coop. This morning I saw it alive in the tree still I went and opened up the coop in hopes it would fly...