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No problem, but keets have to be "homed" to whatever pen or coop you put them into. It takes about six weeks. The keets will need to be put in a brooder with controlled temperatures for about six weeks, and then put in their pen or coop for the same amount of time so they can learn where home...

I'm in NW GA, and I have one Pearl Gray male I'd like to re-home. He's about 5 - 6 months old. I have one male too many, and he's it. No keets yet, but I'll have some late spring/early summer...I hope. :). PM me if you're interested in the male.

Handling guineas to make them tame is not easy!. It's been done, for sure, but I can't imagine handling keets enough to make them tame. Those little "rascals" (I have a special "B" name for them outside this forum) can FLY at two or three weeks and they will. They act as though you're a hawk...

BSisco: Have you set up your brooder and heat lamp, etc? Research caring for keets until they're fully feathered, and find a source for high protein feed. They need minimum of 26% protein; a good game bird starter will provide that. Make sure you don't use any wood shavings as a bedding in the...

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I set about 50 eggs to incubate last spring, and 32 hatched in 24 hours. It was like popcorn! No one got any sleep and I was almost as excited as I was when my last grandson was born - well, that may be an exaggeration LOL. I can't wait for this spring when I can gather eggs again and get an...

You can try Craigslist or ebay, but they'll be harder to find until spring. Guineas are normally seasonal layers - from spring to fall. Winter months are going to be slower. If it were me, I'd be patient and wait for spring when there are plenty to be found. They're easier to brood up in the...