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Stromberg's does have some of their chicks drop-shipped from breeders, so they might not even have some of them on sight. The other issue though is the biosecurity end of it, and I can't blame them for not allowing pick-ups. I have often thought about not allowing customers on my property for that reason, however, I do like to show people the conditions their birds are coming from. I don't take anyone into the buildings or the pasture, but the flock and coops and pens are visible enough that one can get a good feel for how I run things. It would devastate me to have someone track in a disease from elsewhere, so I can only imagine if that happened to one of the large facilities like McMurray or Strombergs or Welp.
strombergs from what I heard doesn't hatch most at their facility just like welp. They contract with larger hatcheries to get what they want. My welp order came directly from privett in nm.