Pearl Grey Guinea Keets

Get ready to be charmed by the elegant Pearl Grey Guinea Keets from Valley Hatchery, a bird that’s as striking in appearance as it is robust in nature! Adorned with a graceful dark gray plumage speckled with delicate white spots, these birds are the epitome of natural artistry. Known as the traditional and most popular variety of Guinea fowl, the Pearl Grey stands out for its unique beauty and captivating presence.

Hailing from the exotic West Coast of Africa, these birds bring with them a rich history that spans back to the ancient lands of Egypt and Greece. They were revered not just for their ornamental value, but also for their practical contributions, offering both delectable meat and nutritious eggs. Beyond their culinary appeal, Pearl Grey Guinea Fowl are a homesteader’s dream for their incredible resilience, strong watchdog abilities, and unparalleled knack for keeping ticks and bugs at bay.

While telling the males from the females might be a bit of a head-scratcher visually, their vocal cues are your secret decoder. The males boast a brief, one-syllable chant, while the females prefer a more elaborate two-syllable serenade. And when it comes to nesting, these birds are the masters of hide-and-seek, often surprising their keepers with a hidden trove of keets.

These aren’t your average ground-dwelling birds either; they have a fondness for the high life, often roosting in trees, which adds an interesting dimension to their behavior and interaction with their environment.

At Valley Hatchery, we’re committed to bringing you not just birds, but feathered companions that add value and vibrancy to your life. Whether you’re looking to add a touch of elegance to your flock or in need of a natural guard against pesky intruders, the Pearl Grey Guinea Fowl is a superb choice.

Don’t let this opportunity fly away! Embrace the beauty, utility, and history that come with owning Pearl Grey Guinea Keets. Order now and watch as these stunning birds transform your homestead into a hub of activity and charm.

Learn more about this breed, watch this video by ‘Livestock Breeds’: