How would these guineas do in a show??

[GuineaLady93]

How do you think these guineas would do in a show? I have never entered anything in a poultry show or even been to one so I don't know how it works so if you could tell me what you have to do in order to enter and stuff. I live in NC.
Just say what guinea you think would do best. Say Picture 1, 2, 3 like that.

Thanks,
Ashley
1 is a male pearl pied.
2 is a male white.
3 is a male coral blue.
4 is a female royal purple pied.
5 is a female buff.

 

[StevenW.]

Number 1 is a Pearl Pied.
Number 4 is a Royal Purple Pied.

I'm not sure on the Show Potential on any of them but I LOVE the Buff Guinea Hen.

 

[PeepsCA]

I really have no idea because I don't show my birds... but I'd imagine you'd want to make sure they have correctly shaped and even wattles for the sex they are, good meat/flesh in the breast area and are in the proper weight range, healthy feathers, tidy toenails and beak, clean nostrils and bright eyes etc

This might help, check this link out:
http://www.guineafowl.com/standards.html

 

[leonphelps]

I love how humans are so judgemental. Like we should deduct peoples values for stray hair.

 

[PeepsCA]

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Kids in 4H learn about all this stuff and spit-shine/polish their animals before fairs and shows, lol

 

[StevenW.]

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I seen nothing wrong with that Standard for Guinea Fowl. (Just think of the Laced Chicken breeds! That standard is LONG! I thought I was gonna die when I read the Standard for a Silver Laced Sebrights when I showed them.)
If you have a healthy Guinea bird you should be good to go!

 

[birdboy508]

# 1 no dought.

 

[GuineaLady93]

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I think he is a very good looking guinea too! His name is MilkyWay.

 

[racuda]

Number 2 is the only one that meets the standard for color. The others are not recognized colors, only pearl (not pied), white and lavender are accepted.

 

[GuineaLady93]

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Can you tell from the picture if he would do good?