Need Help Guinea Fowl layed eggs

[gunieanoob1]

Hello , today I came to feed my guinea fowl and I noticed there we're 6 eggs on the floor . IDK what to do I put dry grass and put the eggs in there in the coop (didn't touch the eggs ) today I went to check on it but the hens are not laying on the eggs I don't know what to do this is the 1st time I've seen it happen because this is my first flock .

 

[R2elk]

Hello , today I came to feed my guinea fowl and I noticed there we're 6 eggs on the floor . IDK what to do I put dry grass and put the eggs in there in the coop (didn't touch the eggs ) today I went to check on it but the hens are not laying on the eggs I don't know what to do this is the 1st time I've seen it happen because this is my first flock .

First time layers often drop the eggs where ever they happen to be at the time the urge hits them.

Just because a hen lays an egg does not mean she is broody. At the start of the laying season, it may take a hen upwards of 20 eggs in a clutch before she goes broody and decides to sit on them. It is not uncommon for multiple guinea hens to share a nest. late in the laying season it usually does not take as large a clutch to get a guinea hen to go broody. Also not every guinea hen will go broody.

 

[gunieanoob1]

So what do I do with the eggs , do I just leave them there ? I need help this is 1st time sorry :/

 

[imnukensc]

Eat'em.

 

[gunieanoob1]

So they won't have any small guineas ? Do I have to incubate or something

 

[R2elk]

So they won't have any small guineas ? Do I have to incubate or something

If the eggs are fertile, they will only develop and hatch if they are brooded or incubated. If you don't want them to hatch, eat them. If you want them to hatch get an incubator.