Guinea fowl coop

Once your guinea keets are a few weeks old, they’re ready to venture out into the world. We trained our guinea fowl to return to the coop each day. In this post, we’ll explain how we managed to train them to call the coop home.

So, you're thinking of keeping guinea fowls? Here are 12 (important) things I can tell you about it so you won't make mistakes.

While guinea fowl are not the most common poultry, they do offer a lot to backyard farmers and homesteaders. They are perhaps most known to be great for pest control,

Do guinea fowl need a coop? Lots of people believe that guinea fowl do not need a coop but they actually do! Top 4 reasons why Guineas need a coop

If you're considering getting some of these quirky birds, you need to know the 14 reasons you should not raise Guinea fowl on your farm or homestead first! From being loud to knocking on your windows, guineas are not the birds for all farms!

Hi all, I have four 2.5-month-old Guineas that Ideal gave me as extra in a chick order in October. I've raised Guineas before and tried to free-range...

Raising more than one type of poultry is one of the many joys of backyard animal keeping. Yet, not all birds get along well, even if they seem like they should. Chickens and ducks are a popular combination, whereas raising chickens and turkeys together can be challenging. How about a more exotic combination, such as chickens and guinea fowl? Let’s find out.

Yay! The guinea coop is finished. I'm diggin' it. The guineas are diggin' it. We thought it would be a good idea to reuse ...

Keeping guinea fowl can be a challenge to anyone used to keeping traditional poultry like chickens and ducks for a few reasons. One of these reasons is that they are more difficult to tame compared to chickens.

Considering getting guinea fowl? Everything you need to know. The pros and cons of keeping guinea fowl.