How to get bee hauling experience when everyone's looking for (already) experienced bee haulers?
Beeees!!!!
Discussion in 'Flatbed Trucking Forum' started by Eamac2004, May 14, 2016.
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All joking aside, I would imagine you should find somebody already hauling bees. Get to know them and let them show you the ropes. They should then be able to help you get started. That is unless they are very protective with competition. If that's the case, you're probably on your own.bzinger and DechkoTzar Thank this. -
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Bees were in the air. Funny seeing cars pull up at stop lights and be frantically closing their windows.MidWest_MacDaddy Thanks this. -
I followed a couple bee haulers into the south haven Kansas scales the other day and the scale master couldn't green light em outa there fast enough ! Lol
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That's a great idea. I'll bet the chances of getting red lighted at a scale drop dramatically if you are right bee-hind a bee hauler.
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Nice knowing you sparky.Lepton1 and johndeere4020 Thank this. -
Why? Its no worse than many other types of live product. Bee haulers get stung, horse haulers get bit and kicked, cattle haulers get broken ribs. Heck for that matter, most open deck guys have caught a binder once or twice.Lepton1, Highway Sailor, bzinger and 2 others Thank this.
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