This is the sad story of how we suddenly became guinea-less. Of all our critters, I think the guineas were my favorite. We got them as ...

I haven't done an Around The Homestead post in ages!  But it seems like the best way to get back into homestead blogging once again. M...

I don't think anyone will every accuse guinea fowl of being superior flyers, but they do get around. Do you see them? They're in...

Every species of animal we've brought to our homestead has truly enriched our lives. I'm not just talking about them as producers ...

Six weeks inside, no going out. That's what I read. This is what it was supposed to take for "home" to imprint on my guinea ke...

Kittens The kittens now have names. Sam Sam does not like hands. He does not like to be petted nor picked up. He will, however,...

At last, the day arrived to move the Guinea keets from their brooder box on the back porch to their permanent home. They had just turned...

Our neighbor came by yesterday to let us know that he had just seen two coyotes passing across the back of his property toward the back of o...

Guinea fowl keets are the newest additions to the homestead. 17 straight-run Pearl Grey guinea keets They arrived last Friday. We dec...