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- Raising Guinea fowl 101: A beginners guide to raising Guinea fowl
A little bit on Incubation: The incubation period for guinea fowl eggs is 26 to 28 days Before incubation, guinea fowl eggs can be stored pointed end facing downwards in a cool room Stored eggs should be turned daily before putting them in an incubator Temp in the incubator should be 100oF in forced air incubators and 102oF in still air incubators Humidity should be around 30-45% The final
- Keeping Guinea Fowl with Other Poultry - BackYard Chickens
The Pros of Keeping Guinea Fowl with Other Poultry Here’s why many poultry keepers (myself included) love mixing guineas into the flock: 1 Natural Alarm System Guineas are incredibly alert Their loud, high-pitched calls can warn the whole flock of danger If you've got free-range chickens, guineas are like having a built-in security system 2 Pest Control Champions Guineas roam wide and
- Diffrent Guinea Fowl Color mutations and how to identify them
This is a list most color mutations in guinea fowl 1) Pearl Gray is one of the most common types of guinea fowl there are they have a dark gray aperance and have white spots on every feather with a blue head and yellow\tan crested on their head
- Raising Guinea Fowl 101 - BackYard Chickens
I thought it would be helpful if we could try and make an informative post about the basics of guinea fowl, and address a lot of the frequently asked questions about guinea fowl Please post any corrections or suggestions that you think should be added Raising Guinea Fowl 101 Why Guineas
- Questions on mixing Guineas with chickens
The only area I disagree with R2elk on mixing guineas and chickens is where he talks about it being an automatic disaster if you raise them together My mixed flock gets along well, and most of them were raised together, but I will admit it's complicated
- Introduction to Keeping Guinea Fowl - BackYard Chickens
I used to think guinea fowl were just chickens with polka dots, but nothing is further from the truth! Guinea fowl are quite a bit different from chickens in appearance and behaviour In this article, I will try to outline in what ways guinea
- Raising The Young Guinea - 6 weeks to 3 months old
6 week old guineas exploring the outdoor pen for the first time By the time keets are 6 weeks old they are mostly feathered although the head and neck will still be covered with down At this age they are called young guineas If the
- What is the best coop for guineas? - BackYard Chickens
Guineas have entirely different behaviors than do any other poultry These behaviors especially during breeding season can cause a lot of stress for the other poultry
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