Where are my chickens coming from?

[buckabucka]

I am soon to order day-old chicks for the first time. I do not need show-quality birds, just healthy, and I'd like a large variety. It seems wise to order from a hatchery nearby (relatively speaking). I've been looking at My Pet Chicken, which has a huge variety, including the standard light brahmas that interest me.
I recently read here that all MPC's chicks are dropped shipped from Meyer Hatchery, and that it is cheaper to buy them directly from Meyer's. However, Meyer does not have standard light brahmas. Where does MPC get them? It seems unlikely that they could get chicks from more than one source (due to time and bio-security issues). Does Meyer hatch brahmas for sale at MPC only? Does anyone know how this works?
I appreciate anyone's insight on this!

 

[Mahonri]

I'm guessing they get them from more than one hatchery.

 

[Vanessabuffsnsilkies]

Meyer doesn't have all the breeds available on their website. Call and ask if they have a particular breed available.

 

[buckabucka]

Thanks! I'll try that.

 

[The Chickinn]

Buckabucka, are you in Fairfield, California? If so, I live ny SF and I order my chicks from www.welphatchery.com/ and all chicks arrive fine and healthy, never have had 1 death.

 

[ghulst]

How about townline. We carry Lt Brahmas. www.townlinehatchery.com