Wanted: guinea fowl and laying chickens, Tonasket Wa area

To those living near Tonasket WA. Do any of you have guinea fowl and/or chickens you could sell to me. I just need a few to start with.

Thanks,
Tom

Don't do it! Guineas are satans birds! lol Like feathered dinosaurs.

elle sagenev wrote:Don't do it! Guineas are satans birds! lol Like feathered dinosaurs.

hahaha....bad experience? We loved guineas for the short time we had them........we both have a little hearing loss and a large property so what everyone said about the noise didn't bother us here......they did peck around all day and when I had them in the garden I am pretty positive they ate squash bugs. They were smart enough to learn to come in to 'roost' in a safe place in the evening and we shut them up til morning. They weren't smart enough to not let dogs/coyotes, etc walk up and kill them. They got very disoriented in the snow also and one night couldn't find their way back....we saw fox tracks the next day and piles of feathers.
I always thought they looked like that penguin in Wallace and Grommet.......can't remember which film. When we were down to just two, the one started getting really protective of the other (we never knew which was male or female). I would love to have them again but we would just be feeding the wildlife here:(

Judith Browning wrote:

elle sagenev wrote:Don't do it! Guineas are satans birds! lol Like feathered dinosaurs.

hahaha....bad experience? We loved guineas for the short time we had them........we both have a little hearing loss and a large property so what everyone said about the noise didn't bother us here......they did peck around all day and when I had them in the garden I am pretty positive they ate squash bugs. They were smart enough to learn to come in to 'roost' in a safe place in the evening and we shut them up til morning. They weren't smart enough to not let dogs/coyotes, etc walk up and kill them. They got very disoriented in the snow also and one night couldn't find their way back....we saw fox tracks the next day and piles of feathers.
I always thought they looked like that penguin in Wallace and Grommet.......can't remember which film. When we were down to just two, the one started getting really protective of the other (we never knew which was male or female). I would love to have them again but we would just be feeding the wildlife here:(

Haha. Well I had 10 and I'm not sure how I managed it but I must have had all males. They were rather evil to all the other birds and they were so stupid they were constantly getting killed or committing suicide by flying straight into walls. I disliked them.