Guinea nest hunting

[@Rattlerjake1]

Time to get an incubator and do some hatching. Remove all but about 5 eggs from each nest and they will continue to lay.

[@TheMidasMD]

Guinea Fowls like to do communal nesting - as you can see, those eggs come from more than one hen!

[@SANDEEPKUMAR-pc9rt]

How many eggs it will lay

[@auresalgeria1991]

Nice vidéo

[@kilovetska-sadyba]

Capricious birds lol

[@homerjsimpson2398]

What country is this? In southern Africa they dig a bit into the ground to provide warmth for the eggs during incubation

[@richardtaylorconrad870]

Homer J Simpson USA

[@homerjsimpson2398]

Taylor Conrad
Oooh cool. They do it differently in Africa maybe for warmth or to discourage predators from stealing their eggs. Thanks mate

[@426superbee4]

oh yes the lay eggs every where got to follow them to there nests

[@maheshwaran5995]

Nice

[@sweetberries683]

wow wish I live there

[@zman-kg9mw]

why can't you touch the Guinieas eggs

[@kevingondongwe728]

I was ones told that if you touch them it can feel it and it will never come back to that spot

[@angeldedios7377]

@@kevingondongwe728 Not true.I even hold them and put them back and they don't leave 'em.

[@akanedragon_]

@@kevingondongwe728 well it won't come back if you leave a bunch of scent

[@zahranalipk1239]

25 eggs

[@dumbbru7458]

fanger tip lol. sound like me bud keep it up.

[@saleemayoub326]

Nature karanji tector budha anda

[@varunreddy3059]

South African

[@joaoachadinha6734]

Varun Reddy ola

[@namboko]

Zimbabwe