Home  Aerial  Barns  Basement  Bob  Bugs  Cats  Chickens  Cows  Dogs  Ducks  Ferrets  Fireplace  Fish  Found  Goats  Guinea Fowl  Guinea Pig  Herd  Hogs  Horses  House  John Deere  Lizard  Llamas  Oak Tree  Peafowl  Pigs  Pond  Ponies  Photos  Rabbits  Sheep  Snake  Springhouse  Turkeys  Upper Barn  Videos Horses with Amie Love Puppies?	Our First Guinea Fowl Page 4   Keets at 11 Days Old At 11 days old I placed the grate in the bottom of the brooster to cut back on the mess. I did not feel they were old enough for their little feet to have to walk on the grate all of the time, but I wanted to do something about the mess around their food and water. I placed paper towels in the bottom of the brooster everywhere but under the food and water. Now the paper towels will not get into the water causing it to siphoning out of the container and the food will not pile up around the feeder and get pooped on. It stays much cleaner and more sanitary. I still change the paper towels several times a day.   The keets will holler when I first pick them up, however if I talk to them most will stop hollering and cock their head looking at me. If I put my arm into the brooster they walk all over it. They are curious and investigate my hand thoroughly. Notice the mirror in the background, the keets love it!   The keets will come when called. I was able to get a snap shot if this keet coming toward me when called it.     Guinea Fowl  1 - 2 - 3 - 4 - 5 - 6 - 7 - 8 - 9 - 10 11 - 12 - 13 - 14 - 15 - 16
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