Looking for the scoop on Bridger out of Stockdale, Tx

When I say don't be expecting fat checks, I mean not $3-5 k weekly. A slow week when the wells are up is around $1500.

 

Fair enough, I suppose I read it as "Make big money...sometimes." "Earn way more than OTR...when the wells are up".

 

Lol sorry. I shouldve explained it better. But yeah it's alright, just not stable on the sand side, that's forsure!

 

I’m doing sandbox as a driver for an owner operator. We are not bridger but sub contract for companies that contract direct with Halliburton

Sandbox trucks gross $10,000 a week as long as the truck is available 24/7. Pneumatic does more because pneumatic trucks get more per load.

There is a reason why bridger keeps getting sold. do not think the oilfield in general is the same as what is happening at bridger. It’s busy and just getting busier

 

Would you mind posting what you make weekly and whether you are 1099?.

The money always sounds good then you hear how much basics like housing and food costs.

 

Sure thing there is a forum which covers Bridger all the way back to July of 2014. You can read it all for yourself. Fact is you are on YouTube promoting a company you know little about and I'm trying to make sure people understand...

1) You are not an expert because you are new to the oilfield
2) The history of Bridger is one which should be thoroughly understood before committing to lease trucks from them
3) Ultimately it is up to the individuals seeking opportunity to do research, collect information, and make informed decisions

Sometimes people create content because they truly like helping others and sometimes they do it because they like helping themselves (to referral money) or to promote themselves (as experts) or to drive traffic to their other businesses.

So, if anyone is intrested in the TRUE history of Bridger I suggest you start here...

Bridger transportation, any info

 

Well I'll leave you to your thoughts. Keep up the good work on the reports