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So is there much of a difference (with standard sized chickens) in ordering from MPC vs Meyer? Since they are shipped from OH and I am in PA, I will likely use one to get my first chicks.
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I believe they are the same stock, shipped from the same place. I think MPC gets the eggs from Meyers and they do their own hatching. My Pet Chicken began as the first place you could order smaller numbers of chicks from. Meyers now does it too, as well as other hatcheries. Before MPC you needed to order 25 chicks. I personally choose to remain loyal to MPC as they have always treated me right. I haven't dealt with Meyers so I can't comment on them.So is there much of a difference (with standard sized chickens) in ordering from MPC vs Meyer? Since they are shipped from OH and I am in PA, I will likely use one to get my first chicks.
Make sure you Have Corid on had before you get your chicks.Yes, there are only certain breeds Cackle will sex, and the shipping is enormous! I certainly don't have room for 15 chicks, so I did go to FB and find local breeders. I have already chatted with them on Messenger, and there are three places I can get chicks from when I'm ready, pick out my own, and I won't have to pay that horrible shipping! Between the three breeders, there are frizzles, cochins, silkies and bantam rocks that will be available in February, which is when I'm going to get them. Thanks for all the help!
I believe they are the same stock, shipped from the same place. I think MPC gets the eggs from Meyers and they do their own hatching. My Pet Chicken began as the first place you could order smaller numbers of chicks from. Meyers now does it too, as well as other hatcheries. Before MPC you needed to order 25 chicks. I personally choose to remain loyal to MPC as they have always treated me right. I haven't dealt with Meyers so I can't comment on them.