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my grand mother lives on the other side of the mountain beyond us, she have a flock of 23 guineafowls of various colours.Her flock of guineas are laying and the two of her hens have keets that are a week old.
so I asked her to borrow me one of her adult hen (six years old).
when I went back home with this hen called lilly. I didn't coop her I let her roam around, she emitted a buck wheat calls all along.
I knew the will be vicious fights among chickens,guineas hens with lilly.
two days passed I notice that Lilly has a strong bond with my cock.Lilly was laying the time my grand mother gave me her. she spent most of her time with this male which I never saw with my guinea hens.
What I really want to know is what cause guinea hens to lay?
so I asked her to borrow me one of her adult hen (six years old).
when I went back home with this hen called lilly. I didn't coop her I let her roam around, she emitted a buck wheat calls all along.
I knew the will be vicious fights among chickens,guineas hens with lilly.
two days passed I notice that Lilly has a strong bond with my cock.Lilly was laying the time my grand mother gave me her. she spent most of her time with this male which I never saw with my guinea hens.
What I really want to know is what cause guinea hens to lay?