Guinea Coop Ideas at Tayla Carr blog

Guinea Coop Ideas. However, the housing does not have to be elaborate at all! Some people keep guineas and chickens together while others have separate coops for them. Guineas need a larger and taller coop than chickens because they prefer to roost higher up than chickens. It really depends on your location, your climate, and how many birds you keep.we have a couple dozen large heritage chicken breeds, several. That being said, our coop is designed with guinea fowl in mind. Here are the exact methods we have used in successfully training our guineas to return to our coop each and every night. Guinea fowl lack the wariness of chickens. So, here is an idea for a guinea coop with a “natural feel” to it. When raising guinea fowl, it is ideal to have a free roaming flock that has access to a sheltered coop. I have plans for a coop 9’ x 5‘ x 6’ tall to house 5 guineas until they are 9 mo old and then hopefully they will free range and roost there. They like to roost higher than chickens. When it comes to guinea fowl care, housing need not be elaborate. It’s much easier to coop train keets. Keeping domestic guinea fowl in a coop. Housing can be anything from an old outhouse for a few guineas or a shed to a corner of the barn or garage or a converted trailer.

It’s much easier to coop train keets. So, here is an idea for a guinea coop with a “natural feel” to it. Housing can be anything from an old outhouse for a few guineas or a shed to a corner of the barn or garage or a converted trailer. Adult guineas require 3 to 4 square feet of free space per bird. However, the housing does not have to be elaborate at all! Guineas need a larger and taller coop than chickens because they prefer to roost higher up than chickens. There a ton of different ways to set up your chicken coop. What size coop do guineas need? It really depends on your location, your climate, and how many birds you keep.we have a couple dozen large heritage chicken breeds, several. Guinea fowl lack the wariness of chickens.

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Guinea Coop Ideas There a ton of different ways to set up your chicken coop. Housing can be anything from an old outhouse for a few guineas or a shed to a corner of the barn or garage or a converted trailer. That being said, our coop is designed with guinea fowl in mind. Guineas need a larger and taller coop than chickens because they prefer to roost higher up than chickens. When raising guinea fowl, it is ideal to have a free roaming flock that has access to a sheltered coop. They like to roost higher than chickens. Keeping domestic guinea fowl in a coop. Reasons guinea fowl need a dedicated coop or shelter include: I have plans for a coop 9’ x 5‘ x 6’ tall to house 5 guineas until they are 9 mo old and then hopefully they will free range and roost there. Guinea fowl lack the wariness of chickens. Here are the exact methods we have used in successfully training our guineas to return to our coop each and every night. It’s much easier to coop train keets. However, the housing does not have to be elaborate at all! When it comes to guinea fowl care, housing need not be elaborate. Adult guineas require 3 to 4 square feet of free space per bird. It really depends on your location, your climate, and how many birds you keep.we have a couple dozen large heritage chicken breeds, several.