Hi. I found a bunch of guinea eggs on the floor of my coop this morning. We've gotten a couple the last few days but we're seeing more and more everyday. Guinea Fowl start to lay eggs in 6 to 9 months. This is mostly dependent on when winter hits. If your guinea turn 6 months in the hotter time of the year, they will start laying, if they turn 6 months in the winter, they won't lay until it's warmer. Also, they typically lay first think in the morning. My auto coop door opens at daylight and their are already a bunch of eggs when I go out there.
Hope this helps someone.
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