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Here's an SPPA article on Guinea Fowl. And another on Guinea Fowl for Tick Control. Domestic Guinea Fowl are found in many varieties, including Pearl (the wild type) , White, Buff Dundotte, Royal Purple, Porcelain, Slate, Chocolate, Violet or Mulberry, Lavender, Pied, and Coral Blue.
Guinea fowl can also be raised for meat and egg production. The meat of young guineas is tender and tastes like that of wild game. The meat is lean and rich in essential amino acids. Guinea eggs can be eaten just like chicken eggs (and should be collected daily if not used for hatching purposes).