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  1. waddle watcher

    guinea eggs

    Can guinea eggs be frozen for future consumption. Sorry to put it that way but my mamma has had poor results hatching three batches of eggs [120] and has given up. She was using guinea's from the same bloodline once removed and had distorted keets and many died. I told her to get some new...
  2. waddle watcher

    forced removal

    Well it has happened. Some simple minded surrounding lowlife [you might call them neighbors] reported me for having Guineas in the wrong zoneing area. I don't know why they waited a year to do so but sometime humans are difficult to understand. Needless to say I along with my animals have gotten...
  3. waddle watcher

    Wonderful information

    Hello fellow guinea owners. It's such a pleasure to read and enjoy all the threads posted here with great information and interesting stories. I have found that two of my favorit poster's, PEEPS-CA and JLEIGH have been very responsive to my inquires about these characters that I have. I have 6...
  4. waddle watcher

    Breeding

    I've been noticing lately at animal auctions that most of the guinea's available have a single or double white feather on the bottom of their wing. Are these fowl the result of some kind of cross fertalization? I think that these fowl are just allowed to mate without any discrimination. I prefer...
  5. waddle watcher

    thanks to all the responders

    Thanks to all who responded in particular PeepsCA. You certainly have a vast amount of knowledge and your willingness to share that with total strangers is a true sign of humans who love and respect all wildlife be it in the air,on earth,or in the sea. I'm just an emotional guy who feels the...
  6. waddle watcher

    New Guinea hens into the mix

    Just got two hens from an auction and introduced them to my others. All they have been doing for three days is squaking. They stay with the others woundering around the yard but will not stop squaking. I think I should have purchased all four in that cage because the other two were males and...
  7. waddle watcher

    Home bound

    I have now 6 and they basicly take care of themselves. I just returned home after being away for 5 days and nights. I left a large amount of food and water for them and I've tested their ability to consider living in trees. They let themselves out in the morning and regroup to go into their...
  8. waddle watcher

    Guinea egg laying

    Hi new here but have had guineas for about six mnths. I'm in central Fl. and purchased these fowl full grown but wild. Couldn't keep up with them flying so as much as I hated to do it I clipped there wings. They no longer roost in the trees and fly around the neighborhood but have a very nice...
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