Are cows not allowed in the big chain truck stops?

Some drivers do that as well unfortunately.

 

Outside of the Town Pump in Billings I've never even seen these guys pull off at a truck stop...

 

Hood's is one of the last full service truck stops left around. They pump your fuel for you while you take care of your business in the store. Lot's of cow truck's go through there everyday & that is kind of a meeting spot for them.They have a good restaurant there also. I stopped there regularly when I was hauling feeder cattle out of Tn. to SW Kansas.

 

there's one at the T/A MT VERNON,MO right now empty ...but still stinking up the place cant those cow hold it till they get out of the vehicle

 

Hold your calls, we have a WINNER!!!!!!

 

It's funny someone mentions this, I passed Greencastle on 81 last night and looked over at the truck wash and it was about 6 Bullhaulers parked over there.

 

Do you know why bull haulers wear button fly pants?

Because cows can hear a zipper a mile away....

 

Truck wash at Greencastle is right next door to stockyard. There are limits to how long you can have animals to truck without unloading for feed and water. You make your stops a minimal as possible, less stress on animal and they are losing weight while in transit. You park where available and try to find spots away from other trucks.

 

Hi bhw, hmm, you don't say. Once, at a toll booth in Ill.I saw an occupant of a bull rack cough, and a line of excrement shot right across the hood of some poor gals white Camaro.

 

Once, at a toll booth in Ill.I saw an occupant of a bull rack cough, and a line of excrement shot right across the hood of some poor gals white Camaro Now theres a LINE of BS that was real