Weatherizing for your Flock Guinea fowl flocks are successfully kept in nearly every climate in every part of the world, except Polar. They evolved in

Now that you’ve got your coop design figured out, you need to consider what you’re going to use for the coop flooring and bedding. In

Keeping in mind the idea that “guineas are not chickens,” the coop design that will appeal to guinea fowl is different from coops designed to

With incubator- hatched or purchased keets, there are a few different types of foot and leg issues that can present themselves. Curled Toes Within a

Sooner or later, you’re going to want more birds. Whether you’ve decided to expand your guinea flock, or lost some birds to old age or

On the nest, the sitting guinea hen will flare her wings, fluff out as big as she can make herself, thrust her beak forward, ready