Posted Mon, Mar 18 2013 10:08 AM CST | ||
PETE BOHM BOHM FARM & RANCH SALINA, KS 785-823-0303 Posts: 4 |
ANYONE HAVE ANY INPUT ON HAULING HOGS, WONDERING WHAT IT PAYS PER LOAD AND HOW FREQUENTLY THEY MOVE . THANKS | REPLY REPLY WITH QUOTE |
Posted Mon, Mar 18 2013 09:15 PM CST | ||
AUSTIN HIMES HIMES TRUCKING PIERCE CITY, MO 417-669-8911 Posts: 11 |
Same as cows. Harder to handle | REPLY REPLY WITH QUOTE |
Posted Tue, Apr 02 2013 09:32 AM CST | ||
FRANK POER TEXAS ROSE CATTLE LLC SEYMOUR, TX 817-821-0931 Posts: 43 |
i haul 50% hogs and 50% cattle. Hogs are easier they load better and they are easier on equipment dont tear the hell out of the floor.they move year round.only thing is during the summer you WILL have to stop every 3 hours and wet them down and winter you need to have a winter kit so they dont freeze | REPLY REPLY WITH QUOTE |
Posted Tue, Apr 02 2013 11:36 PM CST | ||
DAVID DONISI DONISI LIVESTOCK & MARKETING CO. LLC PLATTEVILLE, WI 608-778-9187 Posts: 3 |
Never water hogs if theyre calm! Staying moving in the heat never overcrowd....hog hauling becomes a science with time 90% of my work is hogs..they are stressy animals b patient...pay is about the same overall | REPLY REPLY WITH QUOTE |
Posted Thu, May 02 2013 01:53 AM CST | ||
COLLEEN GOODRICH JUST TRUCKIN' JEWELL, IA 515-827-9015 Posts: 6 |
Hogs are just like any other kind of animal to load you have your good days and your bad days as weather changes so does the ease or lack of ease for loading they pay about the same most of the time in the summer when it is really hot you need to wet the bedding before you load. never soak the bedding before loading but make the hogs rest easier while you load the rest of the trailer |
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Posted Wed, May 08 2013 03:58 PM CST | ||
FRANK POER TEXAS ROSE CATTLE LLC SEYMOUR, TX 817-821-0931 Posts: 43 |
i haul hogs and cattle both hogs sleep while traveling and dont move around.i like hogs better the floor last longer with hogs.pay is the same as cattle |
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