[smiler43]

I've bought this book today Getting Started with Chickens, by Practical Poultry and want to recommend it.  It's got everything in there that you need to know very good.

Link
http://www.kelsey-books.com/cgi-bin/index.cgi?cat=Practical_Poultry&item=PP02

[FRUITFULL]

I was going to get the Katie theire one i saw on poultry pages as it said best selling,now i dont know,or maybe il save my pennies and ask away on here for all the experts advise 

[smiler43]

Katie Thear book is good too, got that one as well.  I just like collecting books

[Blarney]

Hi
I'm at the point where I'm about six months into keping hens so I know the basic stuff that my book has.  I'm now looking for the next stage so a book about worming, basic illness etc etc.  Any ideas?
I'd be grateful. x

[anitaws]

I'm a big book horder.

I've wanted hens for about 3 or 4 years and over that time I must have got about a dozen books.  I always rate the practical poultry ones and Katie Thear ones as well and I've also picked up Practical Poultry magazines whenever I wanted to push the point home or thought I could get away with it.

I've subscribed this year and wouldn't be without it.  Given the chance I can read it from cover to cover in about 2 days flat, including most of the adverts as well.  The other magazine I love is Smallholder, which always has a poultry section and I've always picked a copy of this up just for general interest.

One day I will live on a smallholding   If I keep telling myself it surly has to happen.

Anita