White African Guinea

Guinea Fowl for Sale – Straight Run (Unsexed)

Guinea fowl are strikingly beautiful birds known for their unique and decorative feather patterns. Most varieties—including the white guinea—feature subtle markings that resemble tiny squares rather than traditional spots. The feathers of the pearl guinea fowl are especially prized and are often used in crafts such as dreamcatchers, decorative gourds, and even artistic floral arrangements.

Beyond their beauty, guinea fowl are highly entertaining to watch. Their lively behavior and quick movements across the yard often resemble small roadrunners, bringing charm and energy to any farm or homestead.

Natural Farm Watchdogs

Guineas are commonly referred to as the farmer’s natural “watchdogs.” When allowed to free-range, they quickly learn to recognize familiar people and will alert you to any strangers or unusual activity on your property. This makes them an excellent addition for both security and companionship.

Excellent Pest Control for Gardens

One of the greatest benefits of raising guinea fowl is their role as natural pest controllers. Constantly on the move, they feed on insects and weed seeds with nearly every step. Unlike chickens, guinea fowl do not scratch the ground, meaning they can roam freely through gardens and flowerbeds without damaging plants. They carefully pick insects off leaves without harming delicate vegetation, making them ideal for maintaining healthy gardens.

Guinea Eggs and Availability

Guinea eggs are completely edible and can be used just like chicken eggs. For the best quality, eggs should be collected daily.

If you’re looking for a specific color or variety, mail-ordering guinea keets (young guinea fowl) is one of the most convenient options. It also allows you to receive them at a time that best suits your schedule for proper care and management.

Information adapted from “Gardening with Guineas” by Jeannette S. Ferguson.

Guinea Fowl Facts

• Type: Straight Run (Unsexed)
• Female Weight: 3–4 lbs
• Male Weight: 4–5 lbs
• Egg Production: 60–100 eggs per year
• Hardiness: Very hardy birds
• Personality: Alert and protective (excellent watchdogs)
• Flying Ability: Yes