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  1. R2elk

    Help! A guinea fowl made it way onto our property!

    Most cases of guinea - chicken hybrids are because a chicken rooster breeds a guinea hen. The actual breeding act for guineas is enough different from chickens that it is unlikely that the guinea cock will successfully breed your chickens.
  2. R2elk

    Help! A guinea fowl made it way onto our property!

    You stopped your search too short which will show that chickens, turkeys, guinea fowl, peafowl, etc. are all from the same Family - Phasianidae. Just because a "featured snippet from the web" which gives no source for its claim says something does not mean that you should believe it. By...
  3. R2elk

    Help! A guinea fowl made it way onto our property!

    Turkeys, guinea fowl, chickens are members of the Family - Phasianidae. Guinea Fowl are no more closely related to turkeys than they are to chickens. You are correct that for proper development, guinea keets should be started on a high protein turkey or game bird starter. Raising guinea...
  4. R2elk

    Help! A guinea fowl made it way onto our property!

    This is an adult guinea. They can and will eat pellets. I feed my adult guineas All Flock in pellet form. Please stop spreading false information.
  5. R2elk

    Help! A guinea fowl made it way onto our property!

    That is the idea.
  6. R2elk

    Help! A guinea fowl made it way onto our property!

    You can also post it on your local craigslist.
  7. R2elk

    Help! A guinea fowl made it way onto our property!

    If at all possible try to rehome it to someone that has guineas. Possibly. I feed my guineas pelleted feed. If at all possible, try to rehome it to someone who already has guineas. It is most likely that it just lost its mate to a predator and got lost while trying to escape.
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