Testimonials
13th Oct 2009
Thank you for a very informative morning on Saturday intertwined with some humour! We learnt SO much in just 3hours!
I stuffed the chicken with an apricot and walnut stuffing, and it was delicious, tomorrow I will practise gutting once again!
Kind Regards
Sue & Stephen Hall
Pure Breeds and Bantams
Cream Legbars
Cream Legbars have been described as ‘a blue egg laying autosexing pure breed of chicken’...Read more
Cuckoo Maran
The Marans is believed to originate from the French town of Marans, near La Rochelle, on the Atlantic coast...Read more
Vorwerks
These handsome chickens originate in Germany, where they were invented as a new breed by Oskar Vorwerk...Read more

Buff Rocks
We have started breeding these lovely little bantams in 2009 and hope to have hens ready to go after Easter 2010.
They will be £25.
Chicken Keeper Book
Chicken Keeping is a joy. You will have a constant supply of the most yummy eggs you have ever had and the fun of watching your hen’s personalities develop as they go about their day, chatting to each other whilst looking for tasty morsels in the ground. I want to encourage every one who is considering keeping a few chickens in the garden to take the plunge and go for it. You will be amazed at how friendly and tame the chickens become and how much fun they are to have around.
I originally wrote this book to accompany the Chicken Keeper courses I run, but it has now grown to a point where it has become a book in its own right and I hope it will both inspire you to order your hen house now and reassure you that you will be able to cope with all eventualities in this most rewarding of hobbies.
The book is £15 with free P&P or collect from Hook Farm for Alison to personalise it to you. If ordering for postage, please send a cheque, payable to Hook Farm Chickens, to Hook Farm, London Rd, Hook RG27 9EQ.
Hen Houses

We are proud to sell houses which are well designed and well made.
We have four designs, intended to be either used with the attached run, or be freestanding in the garden or in a large pen. The Princess is the largest house, while the Lady House will accomodate two or three chickens comfortably.
Click on the Hen Houses tab at the top for full details of the houses we stock.


