Sexing Guinea Fowl & Benefits

Published 2022-02-17
How to tell a male and female guinea apart? Join us today as we go over ways to tell the difference between male and female guinea fowl and some benefits to having them on your homestead.

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All Comments (21)
  • @curiouslass4280
    Thank you for the advice and tips!! Learned something new today!!đź‘Ť
  • @Dreamydazefarm
    This was a great informational video we look forward to getting Guinea fowl 🤙🏻
  • @LeaC816
    We had a pair of guineas when I was little. I don’t remember a whole lot about them besides them being really loud and not very smart. The female actually got hit by a car. It wasn’t like we lived on a busy street either, it was very sad because after that, the male sat up in a tree and just cried until the poor thing mourned himself to death. We were told that they bond for life and he wouldn’t take another mate. I guess that bad experience had blinded me to the idea they could be useful. I actually never knew they were good for much other than noise so I have learned a lot here!!
  • Just joined your channel we have a farm and it’s in the work of being renovated and plus our house it’s a working progress but a slow with the economy money the way it is your channel great
  • Ok, we have 3 Guineas. I am fairly certain, based on your video, that our white one is a female. She has a two syllable call. She is the most vocal one. I haven’t heard the other two make noises recently. All three have the same physical characteristics though…helmet pointed backwards. Their waddles are very red though, which is kind of confusing me. But I’m sure I’ll hear the other ones soon. Thanks for sharing this!
  • Thank you for explanation about the male and the females of a Guunea Fowls.Your So Sweet 🤣
  • I just bought two of of them to use as my intruder alarms. Guineas make excellent burglar alarms. Anything strange in the area and they will sound off. That's why I pulled up your video to learn a little more about sexing them.
  • @Strandy33
    Are you thinking of selling any this spring?! We loved Meeting them when we were out there for the butcher class!
  • @GunClingingPalin
    how about tomato worms/horn worms... do they pick those off the tomato plants as well?
  • Hi, thank you for your video, ive had guineas for some years, a couple people have told me the females sound like they are saying buckwheat, though it doesnt sound like that to me LOL, i think ive finally figured it out, one question i have, will a male only breed with one female or multiple? i was told the other day they w ere manogamas, any help would be appreciated i liked your video, thanks again
  • @Remy-dl6nc
    Is it wise to raise ducks with guineas because that’s what we are doing now. They are more scared now that the ducks are inside where I keep the guineas. They were not scared before but the guineas run away like the ducks. They use to come in my hand now they don’t come to me like before. Thanks for the video it was very informative I have baby ones for now.
  • I’m getting my own hopefully this summer, but I have heard that they are much better eaten younger than older ones. Looking forward to it