- Jan 16, 2013
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Last night when I went to shut up the chickens and guinea's for the night I found a small egg in a nest box. This morning there were these small eggs all over the coop floor. After wondering why the hen's started laying these small eggs, it dawned on me that these were guinea eggs! So now what? I know I can eat them or feed them to my animals, however what if I want to incubate them? Is it rare that they might brood their own keets and if so what should I look for? What is the protocol for storing these eggs until one is ready to incubate or put them under a broody hen? I am lost at this point. Any help or the recomendation of a good book of instruction would be appreciated. BTW. I kept my guinea's in the coop for about two months and they come in at night just like the chickens. Thanking you in advance for any input.