[Pony-n-trap]

Anyone want any?? I have 2 pairs, 9 guineas in total make for one helluva racket!!!
If not, then I will look at Guinea fowl recipes 
 

[HesterF]

Where are you?

[morganski1]

Where are you based?

[Orinoco]

I am currently considering getting guinea fowl since I was told they are good at eating alot of the problem bugs but from the little reading I have done, I thought I should seek more info on the noise and how far they will venture from 'home'.  Don't want to annoy the neighbours and don't want them to end up on the road.

As you have excess I thought you might be able to help with this, I know H is interested but not sure of anyone's area, I am normally a good distance from the majority on this forum but just in case we are in East Yorkshire.

Thanks for any help/tips etc.

K

[mojocafa]

I think ponytrap is in Aberdeenshire

[clydesdaleclopper]

If you're Aberdeenshire I might be interested as we just lost one that got caught in the electric netting for the hen run.

[Pipsa]

Here's another one with Surplus Guinea Fowl - 5 of them, I think two of them are female and
three male ones. There were born in 2011. The price would be £5 each, or £20 for the whole
lot - and we are in Lincolnshire.
Thank you for reading this - and sorry to put this under the same title.

[Pony-n-trap]

My Guinea Fowl are now sold.
Yes they can be noisy but I notice today now I have gone from 9 to 5, the volume has decreased! phew

[SheepCrazy!]

Sage and wrapped in parma ham Ponytrap if the noise gets to much! 

[Pipsa]

My 5 guinea fowl are still looking for a new, good home, please

[taz08]

whare are you pipsa? i know some1 looking

[Pipsa]

In northern Lincolnshire, DN20 0QZ is the post code. Three males and two females, born in 2011.
£5 each or £20 for the whole lot - the price is negotiable though (: thank you.

[taz08]

ohh way too far soz