How are the Guineas on eating vegetables and plants, and scratching up
mulches? Do you protect them at night from varmints? Do they lay eggs
you can eat?
Nancy
Garnet_LDN wrote:
Indian Runner Ducks will also do the same and they are easier to
catch. <s> Nice eggs too.
They do not fly and are a land dwelling hybridized duck bred to lay
numerous eggs, kinda
like a milk cow. All they need is a kiddie pool of water to dunk
themselves in once or twice a day.
No more wasps, fire ants, scorpions, daddy long legs, centipedes --
but they will also eat your
tender young plants and decorative flowers. I learned to put cages
around the things I did not want them to eat. It was worth the effort
and protection form wandering deer.
Janet
[email protected] wrote:
*/We live in the fire ant capital of the world (East TX). We even
have fire ant festival yearly. We have tried many things...even DE.
It didn't get rid of them. However, 7 Guineas adopted us 3 years ago
and our ant, flea, tick problems are almost non existent now. We are
so impressed with them that we hatched 60 more last Fall/Winter. We
NEVER want to be without them./*
*//* */Edith/*
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