sawilliams
Songster
I know out sounds dumb and i would assume the answer is no. But that leaves me even more confused. Becuase i have 1 guinea trying to still my eggs from one of my chickens, I already had to seperate 2 chickens becuase of nest stealing. But I'm still getting 2 different guinea eggs and I thought the third was a male. No i haven't seen them mate but it appears that 2 of the 3 have paired off. Can I check guinea egg fertility the same as chickens? By cracking the egg? Cuase seriously 2 sing (squawk) and 1 chitters... I'm just worried cuase the hen she's trying to steal from is the more mellow broody that will find another nest. But i don't want to switch her and the other broody right now as the other is further along sitting on her eggs.