Where is the best place to buy fertile guinea eggs? I have 3 guineas now and my female was laying eggs in my coop, but then she stopped adding to the nest so I removed them. I saved the eggs, but I think they may be too old to incubate now that they are 2+ weeks old? I would really like to hatch some guinea eggs as a project with my boyfriend's son. He seems to like the guinea fowl much more than any of the chickens we have! Thanks!
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