Hauling livestock is about as close to old school trucking you’ll ever get these days. There’s a reason you don’t see livestock haulers running modern conventional trucks and still driving long hood trucks.
Yep like the saying goes " everybody wants to be a bull hauler - till it's time to do bull hauler sh*t " . Just last week pasture loading cows & calf's got hit in face w/ Alley gate when a cow came backing up at light speed hit gate - gate hit me in head broke my nose and put BIG gash on forehead. Blood went flying. That was in 1st. 30 minutes. Still had 20 cows & 30 calves left to load and drive 4 hours . Looked like something out of a Friday 13th movie when I got them to sale barn . These cows not only never been on a truck hell they never seen a truck . That's how it goes sometimes hauling livestock ...
what most ppl don't understand. Yeah some cattle are mean and will get you, but its them gate that hurt the most at times lol main thing is your all good now.
I hauled cattle for 15 yrs up here in north dakota mn and wisconson even down to texas.id love to get back intoit.yall be safe and keep it between the ditches rubber side down.
Very nice video! I love those long nose Pete’s. I wish I could find a place to work and drive rigs like these. I have years experience and unrestricted CDL A. Never hauled livestock or anything cool like this in your video. Thanks for sharing!
I remember old school when I came in back in 90, Bull Haulers on I-10 would pass with flames rollin out the exhaust. I wanna do it just for the paper logs and Hood
No offense but that's the wrong reason! Hate to say you probly won't last long at all! Cow hauling you either love it or hate it. But if you try it I hope the best for you!
@@rrobins9857 I know I was before health took me out of my rig, and working period. Sucks. Still got my vids, and other people's cattle hauling vids I can watch tho
My grandpa runs a grain farm. Before me dad quit, he and I every winter (or when the bins where full lol) would haul a few loads of corn there. #KeepThe18WheelsRolling
I never wanted to haul livestock. I guess if I was born into it, it would be different. Closest thing I got to that was hauling a hopper bottom to feed mills. I enjoyed that.
Love it brother, thank you for sharing, unfortunately for me , and i am sick about it, not hauling cattle, right now. Hauling dairy, is got benefits i couldn't pass up, where hauling cattle there's is none
I grew up with this my uncle was a bull hauler a black 96 international i900 eagle with the big cat moter my dad did grain and oil with a white international eagle cat motor and my grandpa over sized loads with a blue frieghtliner
Take a screw driver and spread those pins, just a little, that will give you good contact on all circuits. If your pins are solid take a pair of needle nose vise grips and bend them just a hair.
yeah,I woke up in a pile cow shit,with a huge cow licking my face,,that was my first day,and my last,,thanks Darius scott,,you proved to me,,it's not for everyone..😂😂
Don't want just anyone but damn sad truth is no one wants to do it right now. Currently pull hopper till I can get a pot of my own and then I'm going back to livestock. Hopefully sooner than later. I miss it.
Seen new drivers say they want to pull livestock and either quit after a few weeks cause they can't handle the sleepless nights or they roll it thinking they can drive like a freight hauler. But there's some out there that will train. I would if it was the right person.
@@lincolnbates13 Talking about sleepless nights, how many miles does a cattle truck average a day? Driving your usual 11 hours a regular Joe can cover 700 miles easy. I’m guessing a cattle wagon has to cover 800-1000 miles a day? Or am I wrong?
@caaguilar82 it all depends where there going but to give you a idea. I picked up a load of hogs once and drove the load 14 hours to Curtis WI. And that load came from western Nebraska. Once there on trailer you can't stop no matter how tired or weather. A 10 minute cat nap will make a difference. Seem loads picked up in Minnesota amd taken to southern Texas. It just depends.
@@lincolnbates13 Minnesota to Texas with only fuel and 10 minute naps for stops along the way. And here I thought I was a rough rider. 😂 New found respect for cattle haulers. I salute you sir. 🫡
Hauling livestock is about as close to old school trucking you’ll ever get these days. There’s a reason you don’t see livestock haulers running modern conventional trucks and still driving long hood trucks.
I believe that brother
almost same as haulin belt trailers
Log trucking in the PNW I think is closer than this
@@FarkyFartknockerno
@@leviboggs8289 yes
My husband painted that truck. He's sitting here watching the videos now. 😊
It’s so pretty! 🤩 good job!
Your husband needs to paint my truck
Yep like the saying goes " everybody wants to be a bull hauler - till it's time to do bull hauler sh*t " .
Just last week pasture loading cows & calf's got hit in face w/ Alley gate when a cow came backing up at light speed hit gate - gate hit me in head broke my nose and put BIG gash on forehead. Blood went flying. That was in 1st. 30 minutes. Still had 20 cows & 30 calves left to load and drive 4 hours . Looked like something out of a Friday 13th movie when I got them to sale barn . These cows not only never been on a truck hell they never seen a truck . That's how it goes sometimes hauling livestock ...
what most ppl don't understand. Yeah some cattle are mean and will get you, but its them gate that hurt the most at times lol main thing is your all good now.
Yep got cornered by a pissed of fat at creekstone. Was not fun. Ended up being thrown out the trailer. Was not fun.
Love it my pops was a bull hauler out of Nebraska in the 80s took me all the time till I went to 1st grade
I hauled cattle for 15 yrs up here in north dakota mn and wisconson even down to texas.id love to get back intoit.yall be safe and keep it between the ditches rubber side down.
I always wanted to get into hauling livestock. Last of the Outlaws! No rules
Wait till you have to shovel a pot out by yourself it will make you think twice
Very nice video! I love those long nose Pete’s. I wish I could find a place to work and drive rigs like these. I have years experience and unrestricted CDL A. Never hauled livestock or anything cool like this in your video. Thanks for sharing!
Ryno out of FL runs hoods with tankers, Dynamic transit runs hoods with 10spd’s and reefers
I remember old school when I came in back in 90, Bull Haulers on I-10 would pass with flames rollin out the exhaust. I wanna do it just for the paper logs and Hood
No offense but that's the wrong reason! Hate to say you probly won't last long at all! Cow hauling you either love it or hate it. But if you try it I hope the best for you!
I could listen to that truck all day
Ud love it back when you could cover 1500 mi from dusk till dawn . Long gone times . Happy arkin n sparkin !
You still can do it. Long as u don't get caught, and or know how to log it. Lol
We still do it!
@@rrobins9857 I know I was before health took me out of my rig, and working period. Sucks. Still got my vids, and other people's cattle hauling vids I can watch tho
Keep tha shiny side up ! Keep on sparkin driver's
Retired trucker...get it while the gettings good,40 yrs. Worth on the road,be save young man 👊☕️☕️✌️
My grandpa runs a grain farm. Before me dad quit, he and I every winter (or when the bins where full lol) would haul a few loads of corn there. #KeepThe18WheelsRolling
I never wanted to haul livestock. I guess if I was born into it, it would be different. Closest thing I got to that was hauling a hopper bottom to feed mills. I enjoyed that.
That’s understandable tbh, it’s all I’ve ever done😅
@@CattlePurgin379 it's a great way of life if ya ask me driv,ah
Hopper bottom is honorable driver. Beef and swine have to eat so we can eat. Pull hopper myself as well. I like diversity.
Just when you think you’re working really hard.. There’s always someone working harder 🤟
Absolutely!!
Love it brother, thank you for sharing, unfortunately for me , and i am sick about it, not hauling cattle, right now.
Hauling dairy, is got benefits i couldn't pass up, where hauling cattle there's is none
I understand
I grew up with this my uncle was a bull hauler a black 96 international i900 eagle with the big cat moter my dad did grain and oil with a white international eagle cat motor and my grandpa over sized loads with a blue frieghtliner
Take a screw driver and spread those pins, just a little, that will give you good contact on all circuits. If your pins are solid take a pair of needle nose vise grips and bend them just a hair.
Looks like you boys unloaded at Dinklage feedlot in Fort Morgan. Unloaded there a handful of times myself.
I’ve been doing this for a month, best job I’ve had
Awesome video again makes me wanna drive so bad but guess I’ll have wait till I can get my cdl 😅. Stay Gosted Cmon
remember it gives you a life but also takes one. #StayGhosted
I hear you about staying clean, never could do myself
I would love to try this tired of heavy hauling
Just found the channel Man and I subscribed. I like your combo and your dad’s nice rides.
Appreciate it!
Saw that Wiplash Kw in moorefeild wv a couple months back
Been there done that. That's why I ain't doin it anymore !
Ain't any feeling like trucking coal in Southeast Ky or hauling cattle to feedlots in the Midwest
Hauling cattle it has to be in your blood.
How would you recommend getting into cattle hauling? Did flatbed for a year n a half. This is what I want to do next
We hauled plenty of mexican cattle durning the winter to kansas and never put shavings in a trailer
yeah, I hate them. I still have 2 of those bags in my jail.
yeah,I woke up in a pile cow shit,with a huge cow licking my face,,that was my first day,and my last,,thanks Darius scott,,you proved to me,,it's not for everyone..😂😂
😂😂😂😂😂😂
Feedlot at 14.10 is at Fort Morgan, I haul a lot of hay into there. I absolutely hate that scale
You have to be able to count in order to haul livestock and no flip flops lol.
400 miles a shift won't cut it either
@@rrobins9857 Definitely won’t unless you’re only going 400 miles. 😆
Nice setup keep rolling hard 💯✌🏾
Thanks 💯
🤙🤙 rock that stock brother..
Lol you can take them Flys back to Tennessee with you lol we don't want them here. Lol
I'm a "West Guy" and I hate when they want shavings in!
The music is absolutely ridiculous...
no offense to you personally, it's the music that's in question.
best i can do with the free music. not a lot of options.
Great video young man. Stay ghosted.
Thanks! Will do!
Are you ever down south, Texas Oklahoma, i seen you in Kansas & Nebraska, long Tim ago
no not often
I wanna haul cattle. How do I get started
Im never gonna understand the clean truck thing 🤣🤣 if u haule corn cattal or milk nothins gonna stay clean
I'm interested in livestock hauling it's a shame not to many train for that
Don't want just anyone but damn sad truth is no one wants to do it right now. Currently pull hopper till I can get a pot of my own and then I'm going back to livestock. Hopefully sooner than later. I miss it.
Seen new drivers say they want to pull livestock and either quit after a few weeks cause they can't handle the sleepless nights or they roll it thinking they can drive like a freight hauler. But there's some out there that will train. I would if it was the right person.
@@lincolnbates13 Talking about sleepless nights, how many miles does a cattle truck average a day? Driving your usual 11 hours a regular Joe can cover 700 miles easy. I’m guessing a cattle wagon has to cover 800-1000 miles a day? Or am I wrong?
@caaguilar82 it all depends where there going but to give you a idea. I picked up a load of hogs once and drove the load 14 hours to Curtis WI. And that load came from western Nebraska. Once there on trailer you can't stop no matter how tired or weather. A 10 minute cat nap will make a difference. Seem loads picked up in Minnesota amd taken to southern Texas. It just depends.
@@lincolnbates13 Minnesota to Texas with only fuel and 10 minute naps for stops along the way. And here I thought I was a rough rider. 😂
New found respect for cattle haulers. I salute you sir. 🫡
looked like california, michigan
👍👍👍👌
Where are you located out of? What city/state? I’m in Chicago
Tennessee
Sup driv,ah hope all is well man
What year and make/model is your truck?
2003 379 peterbilt
Had to stop the vid at hip hop coming 🤦♂️. Shits bad enough then you got livestock trucks playing. Sorry to be critical good bro
free music worth it is hard to find. best i can do
Enjoy the videos, but having a hard time hearing you over the back ground noise.
I hope here soon I can get a actual camera with a mic. 😅
@@CattlePurgin379 Ya, you referenced that just after I posted. All good.
I’m just a lousy dryvan driver
How u get in something like this ?
U can tell this driver is gassed up
What dose that meen
Hi this is sawyer
Dust in the back tooth pick in the front just giver
Nop I did tha for 25 years
Mu friend saw ur semi before
HEESSSSS BAAAAACCKKKKK 👀 ❤
Ayyyyy bruuuuh 🤙🏼
Been hauling milk 10 years you put me in a pre emmisons truck ill quit tomorrow.
What iPad mount is that?
steelie
@@CattlePurgin379could you send me a link
Live weight is like hauling swinging meat.
Bro I’m a truck driver but I can’t do livestock your truck probably stink all day every day that is a lot of work to even get loaded
cowshit smells just like money just getcha some fragrance zone green is best but cherry is good too
I hate flys i hauled chickens and eggs 4 a while u had to hurry open and shutn door if not u would have 200 aggrrvaten flys 4 days
Hi my name is sawyer
I know the cow mobilen song
When do you sleep 🫣😂
Did you ever blink? I know what's up.
Little tranq.....