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Hauling Bees?

Discussion in 'Flatbed Trucking Forum' started by dlstruck, Oct 25, 2016.

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  1. Oct 25, 2016 #1
    dlstruck

    dlstruck Medium Load Member

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    Have any of you hauled bees before? I'm going to be in ND next week and I see a lot of well paying bee loads out of there. Most do say "need nets".

    Are there any special requirements or permits needed to haul them? I'm really temped to take one of the loads but I just want to see what I'm getting into first.
     
    dlstruck, Oct 25, 2016
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  3. Oct 25, 2016 #2
    dngrous_dime

    dngrous_dime Road Train Member

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    Search, there was a rather long thread about these not too long ago.....
     
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  4. Oct 25, 2016 #3
    MidWest_MacDaddy

    MidWest_MacDaddy Road Train Member

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    Yup... and very educational too.
     
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  5. Oct 25, 2016 #4
    201

    201 Road Train Member

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    I'd bee careful.:D Seems you always hear of bee loads going over. What's the deal with that?
     
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  7. Oct 25, 2016 #5
    dca

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    bet yah get a buzz on the whole trip
     
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  8. Oct 25, 2016 #6
    street beater

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    Well when ya leave the window down and have a few thousand unwelcome guests..... bound to happen
     
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  9. Oct 25, 2016 #7
    Luwi67

    Luwi67 Heavy Load Member

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    Rates are in the toilet like every other market. They used to pay well.
     
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  10. Oct 25, 2016 #8
    zinita17601

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    Hauled a load of bees two years ago,over $3 a mile,PA to WI.
    Load and unload at night when bees tend to go to sleep,shippers provided nets.try to drive slow so u spend the day driving:bees move a lot and that creates heat so u have to keep them cool by driving.thousands of them will die during transit so buy a broom to clean ur trailer.
    Long pants and a a jacket will protect you but u may get stung anyway.
    Bee loads are top heavy so be careful.
     
    zinita17601, Oct 25, 2016
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  11. Oct 25, 2016 #9
    Luwi67

    Luwi67 Heavy Load Member

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    The $3 days are gone. Widespread undercutting is the norm today. Hell guys are out there right now doing over dimensional loads for $1.50 a mile, it's pathetic.
     
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  12. Oct 25, 2016 #10
    passingthru69

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    So a ld today in Sc going south. Only double stacked
     
    passingthru69, Oct 25, 2016
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