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The dominant males will claim their hens and all extra males will become a bachelor flock. The dominant males will not tolerate other males breeding their hens. Some males will try to sneak in which will set off the races, chases and fights. It is best to have equal numbers of hens and cocks...

If the bald spot is on her chest, it has nothing to do with being over bred. Your numbers are not ideal but in normal situations are not a problem with guineas. Normally the hens would pair up with their mate and the other males form a group of their own. The limping may or may not have...

For one thing, feather pulling and breaking is part of being a guinea and has nothing to do with their feed.