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I don't think so. They will defend their nests to the death. They can also join the whole flock in attacks on other species. However to just claim a specific area such as males do, I don't believe so.

The normal situation is that it is the guineas that harass the other poultry. I suspect that your neighbor isn't telling you the whole story.

Read the thread Raising Guinea Fowl 101 and pay particular attention to posts made by @PeepsCA. Guinea fowl are a flock bird and do best in large numbers. I never recommend having fewer than 10 guineas. Getting a few guinea fowl will not produce the results that a flock of guinea will will...