The book "Domesticated Guineafowl" provides a comprehensive examination of domesticated guineafowl, particularly helmeted guineafowl, which have a long history of domestication. These birds, originally from Africa, are closely related to other wild bird species such as pheasants, turkeys, and quails. The work highlights various aspects of the husbandry and breeding of this unique bird species and offers valuable information for enthusiasts and professionals alike. Authors Frederic P. Miller, Agnes F. Vandome, and John McBrewster contribute their expertise to provide a well-rounded understanding of the biology, behavior, and care of guineafowl. The book is available in a paperback edition and was published in 2010, making it a relevant resource for anyone involved in poultry keeping.