Muck Boots 'n' Slickers - Life of a Livestock Hauler

I have learned a lot from other members on this forum. I have also been fortunate enough to meet several people from the forum in person over the last 12 years or so. Hopefully I get to meet several more. I remember seeing you down in Alabama years ago when you had a 5 car. I was headed north out of Montgomery with 11 on and you were heading south.

 

Indeed my friend lol….

 

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This is how I load em.

 

Reminds me of my Grandad, he called them by name but he cheated with a treat in his pocket for them and they knew it.

 

That Bull in the bottom picture bred a black angus and she had the best solid Red Bull I have ever seen. He was a stud and one of the best bulls we had.

 

Loading a little mill feed in Hickory Ridge last night. We’re gonna take it to Bakersfield this morning right quick and call it a day.

 

Hilarious!!

 

That whole let me get a moo or something at the end was great

 

We have two that know this program.

From summer pasture by the house to the Wahsatch corrals is about four miles and across several pastures, three gates and down a county road. As long as you start with the gates open nobody has to be out front when we move them because they know the way. Just start pushing and they'll lead the other several hundred head to the right spot

 

Bakersfield California, right? Show @ElmerFudpucker how to make tracks, huh?