The Pearl Guinea is the most common variety of guinea fowl kept in the U.S. today. Originating in Africa, guinea fowl is often seen in nature shows posing as a look-out around water holes.
Today guinea fowl are popular with farmers and homesteaders for pest control and their loud calls. Guineas
are easy to raise and are active foragers that thrive on weeds, seeds, and insects such as
ticks. They are also good at alerting their owners and flock to predators or other unusual occurrences.
As a meat bird, guineas are raised for their all-dark, gamey-tasting meat.
Until 12 weeks of age, different colors of guinea keets will look similar and be difficult to distinguish.
Minimum order 6 guinea keets. See below for pricing options when ordering 6+ keets, or discounted pricing for 30+ keets.