If I could choose a job out there, I sure wish I could be a bull hauler. I love cattle and ranching, and have no idea how to get into this tight knit community of drivers.
Bull hauling
Discussion in 'Trucking Jobs' started by hillbillydeluxe, Jun 28, 2007.
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Just do not go to lw miller they have a bad rep on this forum look under bad trucking companies for more details on them .
Check the newspapers in your area some will run ads but some want experince. -
depends on where ya live i guess.....bertalino in billings mt is probally looking for drivers...they tend to burn out after 6 months runnin hard...but its supposedly a good outfit...a buddy of mine is leased to him
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Dont forget washing out the trailer and getting covered with "green" splatter.
But the main thing---live load can be treacherous--cows move around in the trailer, and can have a high center of gravity.
With all that said----if you have a good driving record, check with Snow farms in Harrison, Ar. they have three or four trucks and periodically need new drivers. -
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hillbillydeluxe...what state are you from anyways?...I tried to send a PM but I aint got enough posts yet...I'll ask around and see if I can find anybody hiring
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Be prepared to be run hard taking in consideration that these are live critters your hauling. So the only time that left door comes open is when you have to stop run the cattle through a water tank and back on the trailer. Don't worry about the crap being up to your boots. All of our trucks and washed out between loads meaning less weight witch you will find out plays the biggest factor in hauling cattle, that and making sure no cattle go down.
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