a4t-1600 - 11/4/2016 18:18

Well I am sure you could get in one and drive it and get your intelligence tested as well. It isn't always the drivers fault on this kind of deal. In my experience when I load a load that I get told to head a direction with no destination the cattle are trailer trash and been moved barn to barn until the right order buyer can put them in a home. If these cattle dont meet the OPs expectations we will know who needs the intelligence test.




I have one that loaded in Nevada at 10 am that the destination is head east------------its my son and the cattle are trash. After looking a cell phone video I guessed on his destination and its going to be fun to see how close I am. Personally I would like to be out of the gloom and doom trailer business myself. We are dealing with order buyers that are following in their fathers footsteps most generally and they are no way a representation of their fathers. Seeing lots of slow pay this year and its really odd my banker wont use accounts receivable to make the payments------just cash.



One more small thing--------there was back haul truck referenced by the OP. If you value your cattle cutting corners like this usually costs more than its worth. Who knows he might of had 11 head that had to go on and he doesnt want to admit it at this point or let anyone find out