So you wanna haul livestock?

I haul swinging meat from tyson to another tyson I see a good 200 bullhaulers daily,I also see dead cattle(poor things) anyway do you have alot of cattle that die while enroute Jake?

 

I'm curious jake has the usda and peta giving you much regulation? I haul hogs part time, fat hogs.mostly to the packing plant but i had to be TQA certified first, its ridiculous how the pigs seem to have more rights.then us and the things you can't do and things you get in trouble for. No shocker's at the plant, which usually isn't a problem but they would speed the process. Can't throw a dead pig out the side door of the top deck. Many places getting picky about how you use a rattle paddle. Can hit a pig in the face with a paddle to turn them around. I could hit myself in the face all day and only be slightly annoyed. Its all about public perception with the handling of animals, which yeah some ppl did beat the crap out of animals and took them to extremes. But anyway. Just curious how things are in the cattle side of things.

 

No you're right I'm talking ON, PA, NY.

 

I've gotten an offer to pull a wagon...around here bullhaulers are the only ones that still have that unity it seems that drivers used to have a while back.

 

Low miles this week jake

 

I think the only time I recall a bullrack wrecking was in Las Cruces when I lived there. Young kid driving for his dad took the old 10 east to 25 north ramp cloverleaf a little too fast and layed the wagon on its side. Several cattle had to be put down there and were buried.

At long last that ramp is being rebuilt to eliminate that cloverleaf.