WHAT'S THE POINT OF SHAVINGS
Posted Sat, Feb 15 2025 11:08 AM CST
QUENTON BROWN
RANCH HAND TRUCKING TEXAS LLC
ODESSA , TX
432-212-4011
Posts: 69 		I just need to no what the point we never had to use them with a slick floor or a cleated floor and they all walked of seems to me it's just extra wgt your pulling around more for a wash out let me no REPLY REPLY WITH QUOTE
Posted Sat, Feb 15 2025 09:20 PM CST
AUSTIN SMITH
HIGHPOINT CATTLE COMPANY LLC
SPRINGVILLE, AL
205-937-5766
Posts: 8 		It keeps cattle cleaner during transit. If there’s enough put down it cleans super easy can just about sweep it out. Keeps the hoove noise down, if your hauling sheep goats pigs it makes them easier to load rather than the bright clean trailer. Keeps the splatter off the walls and the driver. REPLY REPLY WITH QUOTE
Posted Mon, Feb 17 2025 11:11 AM CST
QUENTON BROWN
RANCH HAND TRUCKING TEXAS LLC
ODESSA , TX
432-212-4011
Posts: 69 		Everything you said just took the fun out of it I love the sound of tapp dancing in my trailer I love the splatter on the trailer and my clothes so what's the real reason there's gotta be more to it than just staying clean REPLY REPLY WITH QUOTE
Posted Thu, Feb 20 2025 10:35 AM CST
AUSTIN SMITH
HIGHPOINT CATTLE COMPANY LLC
SPRINGVILLE, AL
205-937-5766
Posts: 8 		Driver your eat up with the cow trucka gene. That’s all I got for you. Keep it clean!! REPLY REPLY WITH QUOTE
Posted Thu, Feb 20 2025 08:01 PM CST
QUENTON BROWN
RANCH HAND TRUCKING TEXAS LLC
ODESSA , TX
432-212-4011
Posts: 69
Originally Posted by: AUSTIN SMITH
Quote: "Driver your eat up with the cow trucka gene. That’s all I got for you. Keep it clean!!"

Naw just BULL Haulers & Cowboys Cattle buyers and dispatchers farmers you no the people that keep feeding America I didn't mean no harm I'll keep it clean open my traps and make a cow trail whoop whoop 		REPLY REPLY WITH QUOTE
Posted Fri, Feb 21 2025 06:03 PM CST
AUSTIN SMITH
HIGHPOINT CATTLE COMPANY LLC
SPRINGVILLE, AL
205-937-5766
Posts: 8 		No hard feelings here brother. You asked those are the only reasons I do it and get asked to do so. REPLY REPLY WITH QUOTE
Posted Mon, Feb 24 2025 12:45 PM CST
QUENTON BROWN
RANCH HAND TRUCKING TEXAS LLC
ODESSA , TX
432-212-4011
Posts: 69 		That a big 10-4 be safe out there REPLY REPLY WITH QUOTE
Posted Wed, Mar 05 2025 08:29 AM CST
DANIEL HALBERG
HALBERG TRUCKING INC.
LAKOTA, ND
Posts: 2 		I haul a lot of cripples, realizers, or a long haul loads… bed for feeders, sort the the uglys to the back, always throw a bail there…. Put one over the counter for sure in the winter… remember …a Chilled cow is fine a wet cow is dead, and one that Lays derictly on the aluminum is way less likely to get up when you find her. Loaded a lot of uglies that the yard man laughed and said I bet you have at least 3 dead on that load and had them all walk off. Take off slow, stop slow, check your cows and ride the speed of the rode… spring time thaw you have frost heaves slow down, curves go even slower and always know your a bull hauler so be cool dong it! REPLY REPLY WITH QUOTE
Posted Thu, Mar 06 2025 09:29 AM CST
QUENTON BROWN
RANCH HAND TRUCKING TEXAS LLC
ODESSA , TX
432-212-4011
Posts: 69
Originally Posted by: DANIEL HALBERG
Quote: "I haul a lot of cripples, realizers, or a long haul loads… bed for feeders, sort the the uglys to the back, always throw a bail there…. Put one over the counter for sure in the winter… remember …a Chilled cow is fine a wet cow is dead, and one that Lays derictly on the aluminum is way less likely to get up when you find her. Loaded a lot of uglies that the yard man laughed and said I bet you have at least 3 dead on that load and had them all walk off. Take off slow, stop slow, check your cows and ride the speed of the rode… spring time thaw you have frost heaves slow down, curves go even slower and always know your a bull hauler so be cool dong it!"

Yeah 10-4 that makes since for cripples but for feeders I mean there putting all them shaving down for what if you got feeders going down somebody didn't load the wagon right it's almost like they think a cowhauler pulls a horse trailer now days and ? Who pays for all that shavings ain't cheap 		REPLY REPLY WITH QUOTE
Posted Sun, Mar 16 2025 04:19 PM CST
KEN EMERSON
J K AGRI LLC
SULPHUR ROCK, AR
Posts: 2 		We make the buy pay for them if they want them in the trailer a lot of trailers the rubbers are worn outt and not replaced so the cows in the baller have shit in there backs that why most buys want them the owners of the trailers don’t want to fix something like that they may have to turn down a load with it being slow and rates suck they don’t fix them they make bank it’s not there truck the truck cost the most for everyone the haulers get the short in everytime. They tell them I have a sick one need to not go it will be ok just load it go get to the lot it’s dead who pays the driver then they act like they never said anything about a sick one one dead calf can be as much as the load pays not counting fuel and your endorsements and insurance. REPLY REPLY WITH QUOTE
Posted Sun, Mar 16 2025 07:19 PM CST
JOSHUA COFFEY
JOSHUA COFFEY
AVON, IN
317-954-2801
Posts: 3 		There’s actually a lot of reasons for shavings keeps them clean winter time keeps them warm and from freezing to the floor soaks up water in the belly and even if you don’t bed the whole trailer you should always put a bag over your counter balance just to keep shit from dripping down on the cattle in your bottom front cut you can’t put a price on taking pride in a job well done they are 5-6 bucks a bag so 20 bucks to bed down a trailer not that expensive REPLY REPLY WITH QUOTE
Posted Mon, Mar 17 2025 11:33 AM CST
QUENTON BROWN
RANCH HAND TRUCKING TEXAS LLC
ODESSA , TX
432-212-4011
Posts: 69
Originally Posted by: JOSHUA COFFEY
Quote: "There’s actually a lot of reasons for shavings keeps them clean winter time keeps them warm and from freezing to the floor soaks up water in the belly and even if you don’t bed the whole trailer you should always put a bag over your counter balance just to keep shit from dripping down on the cattle in your bottom front cut you can’t put a price on taking pride in a job well done they are 5-6 bucks a bag so 20 bucks to bed down a trailer not that expensive"

Hmmm ain't that something KEEP it IN BETWEEN THE DITCHES 10-4 		REPLY REPLY WITH QUOTE