you prolly dont care but does someone know of a way to log back into an Instagram account..? I was dumb forgot the login password. I would love any help you can give me!
Guineas V. Snake...V. Guineas really just doing nothing V. Snake. Stunning, full-color, audio/video documentary footage of nature's gripping tale of just nothin'.🏆
@@aap99alalawy Yet they are an African bird, and have thrived there. They must be doing something right. And dogs are NOT stupid by any means. It's just that M didn't like dogs so you think you have to be the same way. Now THAT is stupid.
That guiet chirping sound they make in the video is probably the most adorable sound they produce. If they only made that sound I would still have them.
Poor snake was so outnumbered. Lovely footage! I see a similarity between a human mob making noise and those guinea hens screeching and clucking. The snake was terrified.
We had guineas on our farm what I was a kid. It wasn't unusual to see them out in the fields sometimes over a mile away but they always came back in the evening to roost in the implement shed. Then one year the flock slowly started to thin out until there were no more. We think hawks or coyotes killed them all.
yeah, my own experience is that you have to have a flock big enough that it withstands the attrition. They might have good eyesight and be able to fly high up into trees, but predators still get them pretty easily if there aren't enough of them to keep up the population.
Gotta control those predator numbers, or have good deturant set up. donkeyS will kill Coyote's. Hawks and eagles though, there just ain't much you can do shy of having a pen.
@@marshallwebb7050 you can add a bunch of wires over a big plot of land for them to be under. the cable wiring will not allow eagles and hawks to fly in fast.
Joe Button He was making a point. Many people get these due to a myth they kill and keep snakes away. It's not true. however it helps Breeders sell noisy, nasty, messy fowl.
Yeah they're no better at deterring snakes than chickens really. The right rooster will drive a snake away but many won't - the same is true for male guinea fowl. But they're nice birds to have around even if they are messy and noisy and their eggs are lovely.
Once I saw all my peafowl concerned about some long reptile. They were gathered around making a fuss. I thought, "That's a big snake." But when I got closer I saw it was about a three to four-foot alligator in my driveway! Yes, I live in LA, but I still don't usually see those things just walking up the driveway like somebody coming for a visit. I captured it and had animal control take it where they thought best.
sherrie Harris ya but with a dog they can Finnish whatever it is and if it’s a human or a animal like a coyote depending on the size of your dog the animal or human will leave.
I believe they alerted me to it originally, then moved away and I brought their attention back, but that was so long ago I can't remember the details. When I posted this, it was the only video that showed the real way guineas interact with snakes. They prefer to bluff/scare off a snake, rather than a fight.
The best reason is they eat the fleas and ticks in the area. They eat some of the invasive bugs, like Japanese beetles, which leaves us more raspberries in the fall. I'm not sure they really are great at snake deterrence, but better than our chickens who do nothing.
They could like chickens could, but they tend to eat small bugs and grass seeds. They love to eat ticks and fleas or follow me when I cut the grass to eat the little bugs and tiny grasshoppers that just out. They are excellent for tick control. We hardly have any near our house and our livestock have less fleas since we added guineas. I think they make the goats have less worms too, by eating the worms in their larval state. I love guineas. The wild pig have just found our area are making it hard to nest on the ground anymore.
This older video is a great example of how guineas actually interacts with snakes. It was the only video on youtube at the time that showed this. But, if you find it boring, check out: Veesheeballa: World's best (vocal) talking Dog - ruclips.net/p/PLJHzExBzqMnQNUOlZXVzUoUmA5931RXfW&si=OklOYFOEpJOPUFpb
The River School how do you tell the difference between male/female? I have 3 guineas and I know I have at least 1 female because I get eggs, but they all look the same.
They make different noises, but I never use that. I just know by which ones lay eggs. Our guineas sleep in the top of our peach tree at night, feed themselves in the summer, but fed some oats in the winter. They raise their own young without any interference from us. We get to enjoy less bad bugs (flea/tick/worm larva/june bugs/Japanese beetles. ) I can't imagine our farm without them.
That was super disappointing. What a way to start my rainy Saturday. This is like saying, "Car vs semi" and then showing a car and a semi both driving down the same road. Nothing happened.
I use to have three now only one left Dot the head leader. The only one who won’t just go up to anyone. Polka and Little Dot got stolen bc they would actually let people hold them. Had to report for jury duty as soon as I got home I knew they were gone bc they weren’t at their normal place for every time I left. Whenever they could hear my truck pulling up they would come running up to greet me. Still missing them two babies bad!! Scared to get another one of fear someone else will nab the next one I raise from chics. But love my Dot!!
Our guineas aren't that friendly. We did have a wave of predators in the fall, eagle, horned owl, and fox. We are down to just 2 adults guineas. These have been living independent raising their own for 5 years now, with just an occasional feeding. I was worried they were going to go extinct, but I think they have a nest now. So, there's hope. We had 11 adults in the fall.
The River School that’s awesome!!! We have a feed store here that sales a couple dozen each year. I love them. They really help your lawn and land. Yeah I worry about the predators too.
Useless birds in my experience. I kept hearing this myth that they are good bug eaters and alarms, so I bought twelve. Haven’t seen them eat a bug even when throwing crippled crickets and grasshoppers in front of them and strangers regularly show up and I never hear a peep. But they sure get loud for other random non-threatening occurrences
They did an amazing job at keeping the ticks away. We lost the last guinea 3 years ago, the the tick count finally started going back to normal last summer. I need to get some more. They also survived in the wild without any care for about 8 years and raised their own babies, until wild pigs came into the area and made ground nesting impossible. We only bought baby guineas once and got 8 years of tick protection.
That’s Funny! The River School It’s not “ The River School” in business for over 45 years providing Educational Classes for U.S.C.G. Tests to be able to work on the Inland River systems in America. All the Inland Rivers & many ports and WE even teach HomeLand Security how to do their job in NOLA. Also the U.S. Navy in San Diego how to fight fires aboard ship. I Outta know, it’s been in the family for almost 5 decades.
A more appropriate title would be :
"Guineas dumbfounded by snake".
guineas are often dumbfounded, but they manage to get the job dumb
what a close battle, almost started sweating.
you prolly dont care but does someone know of a way to log back into an Instagram account..?
I was dumb forgot the login password. I would love any help you can give me!
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@@arjuncollin1730 What makes you think this is the place to ask for instagram support? Lol.
Best guard dog alive. They will call when anyone or anything and will eat every tick . I still hate the way that they run out in front of the truck.
I thought only mine did that, lol! Good to know I'm not alone!
Sounded like the perfect animal until i saw how loud they were
@@POOPGOD999 lol, it's all part of the fun!
They are actually not related to dogs. But they do get rabies on a regular basis.
@@chasmofsar2691it was a joke
*Bird in the background chirping* : "Figaro, figaro, figaro, figaro, figaro...."
Lol im dying
Guineas V. Snake...V. Guineas really just doing nothing V. Snake. Stunning, full-color, audio/video documentary footage of nature's gripping tale of just nothin'.🏆
It's like watching 3 old british ladies from the 1950's come upon a crime in progress and asking the perp "Watchadoin?"
You don’t know British ladies from any era. They would beat the crap out of a perp. Educate yourself
@@amechealle5918 You have NO sense of humor whatsoever.
New title should be, "guineas stare at snake"
They're brave little things.
More like stupid like dogs when it comes to snakes. An african rock python would have had a free meal with these.
@@daggers101 well, I mean "Wacky Facts" *IS* his middle name, so I don't know what you were expecting...
😂😂😂
@@aap99alalawy Yet they are an African bird, and have thrived there. They must be doing something right. And dogs are NOT stupid by any means. It's just that M didn't like dogs so you think you have to be the same way. Now THAT is stupid.
No, they are not very smart, they are too dumb to stay back...but they raise a heck of a ruckus if they feel that something is threatening them.
That guiet chirping sound they make in the video is probably the most adorable sound they produce. If they only made that sound I would still have them.
I loved it. It was much better than "Cats." I'm going to watch it again and again.
Snakes are a threat to their chicks. They can't kill it but they can make it uncomfortable so it will leave. I've seen them chase off a rattle snake.
We just got a few of them because we found a snake in our chicken coop. They are the new alarm system!
Poor snake was so outnumbered. Lovely footage! I see a similarity between a human mob making noise and those guinea hens screeching and clucking. The snake was terrified.
I have 6 and the hen are on the nest. They can be like a chicken on a farm. Just noisy at times. 😁
greatest fight of the century.
We had guineas on our farm what I was a kid. It wasn't unusual to see them out in the fields sometimes over a mile away but they always came back in the evening to roost in the implement shed. Then one year the flock slowly started to thin out until there were no more. We think hawks or coyotes killed them all.
yeah, my own experience is that you have to have a flock big enough that it withstands the attrition. They might have good eyesight and be able to fly high up into trees, but predators still get them pretty easily if there aren't enough of them to keep up the population.
Gotta control those predator numbers, or have good deturant set up. donkeyS will kill Coyote's. Hawks and eagles though, there just ain't much you can do shy of having a pen.
@@marshallwebb7050 you can add a bunch of wires over a big plot of land for them to be under. the cable wiring will not allow eagles and hawks to fly in fast.
@@alex369 yeah I had this same problem with the quails I had.
Good work girls!
2 minutes of my life I'll never get back
It was an epic battle indeed!
Joe Button two well invested minutes!
You obviously haven't seen "Guinea Fowl with rat". Even more captivating than this.
Joe Button He was making a point. Many people get these due to a myth they kill and keep snakes away. It's not true. however it helps Breeders sell noisy, nasty, messy fowl.
Yeah they're no better at deterring snakes than chickens really. The right rooster will drive a snake away but many won't - the same is true for male guinea fowl. But they're nice birds to have around even if they are messy and noisy and their eggs are lovely.
the first guinea to see the snake, calls out guinea lunch!!!
Once I saw all my peafowl concerned about some long reptile. They were gathered around making a fuss. I thought, "That's a big snake." But when I got closer I saw it was about a three to four-foot alligator in my driveway!
Yes, I live in LA, but I still don't usually see those things just walking up the driveway like somebody coming for a visit. I captured it and had animal control take it where they thought best.
Brave you!
Are guineas worth keeping?
They will eat almost all of the ticks in your yard. Small snakes as well.
They can be extremely loud. Louder than chickens lol
''If looks could kill...''
Thank you. I am about to get some for rattlesnakes control and you gave me the insight.
robertishappy better than a dog as to alerting you that someone or something soon your yard that doesn’t belong.
robertishappy soon was a type O that auto correct put in and I didn’t notice. Oops 🙊
sherrie Harris ya but with a dog they can Finnish whatever it is and if it’s a human or a animal like a coyote depending on the size of your dog the animal or human will leave.
I love guineas. They’re so brave ❤
Looks like a bunch of birds staring at a snake, so what
Question ? How did you find the snake before the guineas?
I believe they alerted me to it originally, then moved away and I brought their attention back, but that was so long ago I can't remember the details. When I posted this, it was the only video that showed the real way guineas interact with snakes. They prefer to bluff/scare off a snake, rather than a fight.
That kind of guineas are a lot in the Philippines, they even got the hybrid with a ducks
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is this hen help to prevent from snake entry home
Suhaibu Ahamed this and chickens do well with snake control. as are most poultry
What kind of snake is that?
The video only lacked an announcer to describe the blow-by-blow action for each round.
The reason for owning Guineas I suppose.
The best reason is they eat the fleas and ticks in the area. They eat some of the invasive bugs, like Japanese beetles, which leaves us more raspberries in the fall. I'm not sure they really are great at snake deterrence, but better than our chickens who do nothing.
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Do the guineas eat the small lizards and reptiles?
They could like chickens could, but they tend to eat small bugs and grass seeds. They love to eat ticks and fleas or follow me when I cut the grass to eat the little bugs and tiny grasshoppers that just out. They are excellent for tick control. We hardly have any near our house and our livestock have less fleas since we added guineas. I think they make the goats have less worms too, by eating the worms in their larval state. I love guineas. The wild pig have just found our area are making it hard to nest on the ground anymore.
I expected more out of this.
Same, total let down.
I mean are there any farm birds good for eating snakes while they are alive????
This older video is a great example of how guineas actually interacts with snakes. It was the only video on youtube at the time that showed this. But, if you find it boring, check out: Veesheeballa: World's best (vocal) talking Dog - ruclips.net/p/PLJHzExBzqMnQNUOlZXVzUoUmA5931RXfW&si=OklOYFOEpJOPUFpb
Guineas are the best tattletales
Can we eat it?
They "put on pressure" by staring, did they?
are those lavender guineas? they are beautiful
Pearl Gray
The River School how do you tell the difference between male/female? I have 3 guineas and I know I have at least 1 female because I get eggs, but they all look the same.
They make different noises, but I never use that. I just know by which ones lay eggs. Our guineas sleep in the top of our peach tree at night, feed themselves in the summer, but fed some oats in the winter. They raise their own young without any interference from us. We get to enjoy less bad bugs (flea/tick/worm larva/june bugs/Japanese beetles. ) I can't imagine our farm without them.
The River School thanks
Did you see the things the guy threw towards the snake so guineas can see the snake? 0:57 watch closely
I pretend throw, it's a technique in animal training to make them look somewhere. It's like pointing at the snake to a human.
That was super disappointing. What a way to start my rainy Saturday. This is like saying, "Car vs semi" and then showing a car and a semi both driving down the same road. Nothing happened.
I use to have three now only one left Dot the head leader. The only one who won’t just go up to anyone. Polka and Little Dot got stolen bc they would actually let people hold them. Had to report for jury duty as soon as I got home I knew they were gone bc they weren’t at their normal place for every time I left. Whenever they could hear my truck pulling up they would come running up to greet me. Still missing them two babies bad!! Scared to get another one of fear someone else will nab the next one I raise from chics. But love my Dot!!
Our guineas aren't that friendly. We did have a wave of predators in the fall, eagle, horned owl, and fox. We are down to just 2 adults guineas. These have been living independent raising their own for 5 years now, with just an occasional feeding. I was worried they were going to go extinct, but I think they have a nest now. So, there's hope. We had 11 adults in the fall.
The River School that’s awesome!!! We have a feed store here that sales a couple dozen each year. I love them. They really help your lawn and land. Yeah I worry about the predators too.
Reported for misleading title.
Useless birds in my experience. I kept hearing this myth that they are good bug eaters and alarms, so I bought twelve. Haven’t seen them eat a bug even when throwing crippled crickets and grasshoppers in front of them and strangers regularly show up and I never hear a peep. But they sure get loud for other random non-threatening occurrences
They did an amazing job at keeping the ticks away. We lost the last guinea 3 years ago, the the tick count finally started going back to normal last summer. I need to get some more. They also survived in the wild without any care for about 8 years and raised their own babies, until wild pigs came into the area and made ground nesting impossible. We only bought baby guineas once and got 8 years of tick protection.
Where is this? Big snake.
Yeah well Jimmy cracked corn and I didn't care about that either ‼️
Guineas stalk a snake.
what in the world is a chicken snake ?
i thought you meant guinea pigs but you meant guineass like a bird I,m so dumb
That was hair raising! Whoa
That’s Funny!
The River School
It’s not
“ The River School”
in business for over 45 years providing Educational Classes for U.S.C.G. Tests to be able to work on the Inland River systems in America.
All the Inland Rivers & many ports and WE even teach HomeLand Security how to do their job in NOLA.
Also the U.S. Navy in San Diego how to fight fires aboard ship.
I Outta know, it’s been in the family for almost 5 decades.
I thought you were talking about italians...
😂😂😂
lol
So nothing ?
Curious little dinosaurs!
Quiet their approaching the raptor Paddock.
Dont watch. Nothing happened
Got me again
I thought they were gunna peck the shit out of a snake for some reason?
That's good
Omg they're TOO cute and bad*$$.
Why in the world would you let a chicken stake get away you definitely can’t be serious
Smoke alarms
They were getting ready to mob him.
Guinea 😘
Mera pyar❤️
Basically they do nothing
I like them cuz they like to eat grasshoppers .
I would think snake would swallow the Guineas whole instead of the guineas is the predator.
they like its a liberal jump on em 😵 👍🏼
So what?
S&W Governor w/shot vs Snake...
സൂപ്പർ 👌👍 ഞാൻ എന്റെ മുദ്ര
Heda vs hedamarani
Well, that was full of excitement
Need to call gang or else the food will run off.
Show a little respect!!
???looking at snake,that's all.
Looks like meats back on the menu !
Too big snake.
Snake killers my ass!
skip video nothing happens ; (
😀😀😀😀😀
Waste of time.
😂
This video has just a few likers but plenty dislikers haha.where is guinea fowl vs snake? Thumbs down for me too.haha
Didn't even do anything, just stared. Waste of time.
fake news
:)
Bad video!
That's a big snake.