At what age are guineafowl plump enough to eat?

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So, I’m debating on buying some guineafowl eggs.

My husband is not a fan of their noise. We have 6 males. I’m hoping to hatch out at least one female or one per male I already have. Any extra males will have to be eaten.

How soon can I eat them? I know they sexually mature at a year, but what about enough to eat. For sure at 6 months I knew which ones were male and female. But now that I’m familiar with their calls I’m sure I’ll be able to tell sooner.
 
So, I’m debating on buying some guineafowl eggs.

My husband is not a fan of their noise. We have 6 males. I’m hoping to hatch out at least one female or one per male I already have. Any extra males will have to be eaten.

How soon can I eat them? I know they sexually mature at a year, but what about enough to eat. For sure at 6 months I knew which ones were male and female. But now that I’m familiar with their calls I’m sure I’ll be able to tell sooner.
They are sexually mature at 6 months old. They are nearly full grown by 6 months old and you would likely get a 2 to 2 1/2 lb. processed carcass at that time.
 
They are sexually mature at 6 months old. They are nearly full grown by 6 months old and you would likely get a 2 to 2 1/2 lb. processed carcass at that time.

Oh cool thanks. That’s perfect since by that age there won’t be any doubt in my mind if I have males or females.
 
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