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[tommexplorer]

I’m a Muslim, I like your video . Thank you for sharing your experience.

[MSACEVEDO]

I LOVE HOW YOU ENDED THE VIDEO REMINDING ME HOW GOD LOVES ME. TY FOR THIS VIDEO. I DIDN'T KNOW WE SHOULN'T TOUCH THE EGGS. BLESSINGS

[emilyantiqua]

They are such cute and industrious little creatures!

[lisareaume]

What a great lesson. A nice video too. God is so GOOD!

[KeystoneHistoryHoarders]

Great video!! We just picked up three hens and this video is very informative! Thank you and God Bless!

[SandysAdventures]

I never thought of eating guinea eggs. Great job explaining and love the comparison. 🤗🌻

[robertd]

Ah! It was just yesterday that somebody asked me if Guineas were good for eggs! Nice video.❤

[mishalea]

What a great comparison! And nice to know the info on them not laying where there's human scent. The yolk is so much more orange! I bet the taste was a lot richer and heavier. What an asset to have! God bless y'all!💖🌻🌷

[HighlandHomesteadGoGoMomma]

Wow the different in color is amazing. Thank you for sharing

[sonjaflores]

We got 5. Thank you for the information for gathering the eggs.

[rverman]

Thanks for an informative video. My dad grew up on a farm and was very fond of guinea fowl.

[Wellness_Rose]

Thanks, informative, We're getting some guinea's soon. Have chickens right now. I appreciate your words at the end, I'm a born again as of last summer, he's coming back soon. 🤍🙏🏽 God Bless.

[robertvanderhoof]

Great comparison great video. Thank you.

[GoodTimesHomestead]

Thanks so much for this little class on guinea eggs. We have 9 right now and love them so much. I used this as a lesson with my kids as we home school. When do guineas start laying eggs? Ours are 6 months old and we do have a few males as well thanks so much! ❤😊

[HighlandHomesteadGoGoMomma]

Thank you for sharing 😊. Came over from Homestead Aus..I am glad to be catching up with you guys. Have a great day. Eva

[rpuckett]

My guineas lay in the nest box like the chickens, and always go back

[RM-bltd]

Hi, I just learned of you through MS. Lori's pantry collaboration. Really like your channel. Thank you.

[thecreativetake]

Great information! Thanks for posting!

[brittz]

Don't tell the vegans! Apparently certain foods aren't vegan because we don't have the animal's *consent* to eat them.. imagine them finding out we literally have to steal guinea eggs from the nest without leaving a scent trail 🤣

Really though, this was a very informative video! I had no idea you could even eat their eggs, let alone how similar they are to chicken's. Thank you for sharing!

[spartacus]

Our neighbor had a guinea who adopted her & her flock of chickens. It comes over into our property from time to time but always goes back later. We enjoy watching her chase the grasshoppers & hearing her. We get guinea eggs from time to time from them. They are smaller than our chickens' eggs (yolks are same sz but less whites), but we don't mind. The shell is harder & yolks are always a rich color. My littles adore the small eggs & enjoy the flavor.