You'll hardly ever see a bull hauler sitting in a truck stop. unless its Amarillo LOL.I haul cows for 10 yrs..and watching this videos making me start looking for gears
Im a cattle hauler. Its decent money, I make more then a potato chip hauler! More miles you run, and cattle you haul. The more the money. Spite the fact, your rig is gonna smell like cow shit after awhile, but its a part of the job! I was used to it, growin up on a ranch and going on the road with my dad. Cattle haulin is a good business and I wouldn't haul anything else :) Hope this helps! Hammer down and keep on truckin!!
man i miss my bull hauling days. I had a '93 flat top pete 300" wheelbase pearl white with powder blue accents. Alabama to Bar-G feed lots in Hereford,Tx
There was a mid sized company in the middle 80's that also ran a small bull hauling operation. and one day a trainee waited to see the boss. He said he had been passed by one of his bull haulers doing everything that truck would do, at least 90/MPH". The owner looked up at the kid and said "your kidding me" and called the shop saying "Is 90mph all that truck will do? Turn that sucker up so it can run! He told the kid "drop a dime again, and your fired!" I miss the 80's
hey thanks for the reply, i was always wonderin cause any bullhauler ive ever seen has had a nice chromed out rig, so i figured it payed pretty decent, keep on truckin buddy, keep the shiny side up and the greasy side down!!
I think it was between 06 and 08, from what I remember. I was owner operator before you guys but then when the economy went shit I looked for work and found out about you guys from a guy I used to run with, and then I went back to what I did after a couple years with Kness.
Yeah pays good. Its a lifestyle, and your born with it. Just like being a cowboy, your born with it. I actually worked with Kness Trucking for about 2 years, good company, but now Ive been owner operator for 15 years. Run the western states, from Wyoming, to Texas and part of the Midwest. Its a good life and job. Good luck on your journey to what you wanna do!
nice petes matey dont ya drive kenworths over there what do you think of our cattle crates we have one alluminium will get a picture of it for you to see cheers mate hoped ya liked my slide show
Thanks for reply, lost my other account. Indiana im not sure about, try considering Iowa, Kentucky, The dakotas, Oklahoma, Texas, or out West here. For cattle hauling or grain.
Hey man I have my CDL do you need another driver? I have done flatbed and over sized loads.. but when I did over size I was running with a couple bull wagons. I'm ready to get back in a truck
@lewdog12 Really depends on how big they are. Space-wise, up to 52 or or fat cattle will fit in a 53' spread. ;) Do that though, and you'll be weighing over 100k. lol A spread in IA is only legal for 86k.
You know anyone out here near northern Indiana that hauls cattle and might needs a driver. I'd rather stop dragging vans around and do something that's probably going to pay better and make me happier
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Bullhaulers and those hauling swinging swine and beef rock. Hats off to you.
You'll hardly ever see a bull hauler sitting in a truck stop. unless its Amarillo LOL.I haul cows for 10 yrs..and watching this videos making me start looking for gears
Im a cattle hauler. Its decent money, I make more then a potato chip hauler! More miles you run, and cattle you haul. The more the money. Spite the fact, your rig is gonna smell like cow shit after awhile, but its a part of the job! I was used to it, growin up on a ranch and going on the road with my dad. Cattle haulin is a good business and I wouldn't haul anything else :) Hope this helps! Hammer down and keep on truckin!!
man i miss my bull hauling days. I had a '93 flat top pete 300" wheelbase pearl white with powder blue accents. Alabama to Bar-G feed lots in Hereford,Tx
All Peterbilts, nuff said !!!!!!!!
you boyz no how to keep um shinin. there ain't nutin like pullin a bull wagon!!!! that fo sho
There was a mid sized company in the middle 80's that also ran a small bull hauling operation. and one day a trainee waited to see the boss. He said he had been passed by one of his bull haulers doing everything that truck would do, at least 90/MPH". The owner looked up at the kid and said "your kidding me" and called the shop saying "Is 90mph all that truck will do? Turn that sucker up so it can run! He told the kid "drop a dime again, and your fired!" I miss the 80's
they have been around for many years. and the truck always look nice.
hey thanks for the reply, i was always wonderin cause any bullhauler ive ever seen has had a nice chromed out rig, so i figured it payed pretty decent, keep on truckin buddy, keep the shiny side up and the greasy side down!!
I think it was between 06 and 08, from what I remember. I was owner operator before you guys but then when the economy went shit I looked for work and found out about you guys from a guy I used to run with, and then I went back to what I did after a couple years with Kness.
I worked with Kness trucking once for a year and half. Now im a owner operator haulin cattle out of Wyoming.
Yeah pays good. Its a lifestyle, and your born with it. Just like being a cowboy, your born with it. I actually worked with Kness Trucking for about 2 years, good company, but now Ive been owner operator for 15 years. Run the western states, from Wyoming, to Texas and part of the Midwest. Its a good life and job. Good luck on your journey to what you wanna do!
great looking trucks. looks like a nice company to drive for...
I love it, pete's for life brother
I seen a bunch of Kness Trucks at Joslin, IL. A few Weeks ago.
cant wait till i can drive a truck been a dream of mine since i was a baby
that one of the most beautiful iv ever seen
nice petes matey dont ya drive kenworths over there what do you think of our cattle crates we have one alluminium will get a picture of it for you to see cheers mate hoped ya liked my slide show
That would be like drivin a mopad to Sturgis.
kick ass semis who ever works on them keep it up doin a good job. good song to whats it called
GOOD LORD those are some nice trucks!!!! Are they seriously company trucks?
These guys haul into Beardstown? I'd drive some oh heck I'd drive any one of em. lol Great looking units
What year are your flattops. Badass looking truck you guys got.. You ever sell any of your flattops?
badass song roll on big moma roll on
anybody remember clicking Timmy Todd from Oklahoma? R I P TIM.
Dean Johnson does
great company and great trucks though.
Thanks for reply, lost my other account. Indiana im not sure about, try considering Iowa, Kentucky, The dakotas, Oklahoma, Texas, or out West here. For cattle hauling or grain.
great video love the petes wonder who the song is. can t post to faceboook
haha bud there all over wyoming! I haul outta wyoming too
Yeah and Kansas and Omaha and use to be Ft worth.IBP Swift.;)
Back on the road again hualin ass to Texas from billings
Hey man I have my CDL do you need another driver? I have done flatbed and over sized loads.. but when I did over size I was running with a couple bull wagons. I'm ready to get back in a truck
They're in there almost everyday. lol
What a fleet
@lewdog12 Really depends on how big they are. Space-wise, up to 52 or or fat cattle will fit in a 53' spread. ;) Do that though, and you'll be weighing over 100k. lol A spread in IA is only legal for 86k.
nice jigga's mate look up aussie stock transport and look at ours, not as clean as yours
Its too bad these guys arent in nebraska.. I'm 18 and just got my CDL's Driving a bull hauler or hog hauler is all I've wanted to do.
You know anyone out here near northern Indiana that hauls cattle and might needs a driver. I'd rather stop dragging vans around and do something that's probably going to pay better and make me happier
THANKS , yes they are company trucks.
I want a job with you all guys
What years did you work here ?
You're welcome.
thanks
Rooster still around? Haven't seen him in Joslin in a couple three years. Know his diabetes was getting bad.
Why can't I share it
Washing out in Phoenix in August "nice" Did it with a shovel at Queens Creek once. Never again !!!!!! At 122 dgs the wet backs can do it bless um ....
52 ft. / thanx 4 comments
im 23, and im trying to figure out what i wanna haul, over the road, is the money decent for haulin cattle and hanging beef
someone let me know please
Yes on hauling cows
My old employer
at least this company dosent buy shitty looking plastic trucks!!!!!
It is a family business. My grandfather started hauling livestock in 1936.
I'm a cow truck driver and I have a 79 kenworth
off again for tx to pick up cows
if it ant PETE don't bother lol
@youngtrucker14 Ya i heard He turned gay.