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Hi Pete....

Posted By: Angela
Monday, 26 December 2005, at 5:05 p.m.

In Response To: Oh, for pitty sakes! (Pete Egeler)

> If you're going to pick up two Angus calves...

> 1) You're either doing someone a favor or..
> 2) You're gonna raise them yourself.

Yes, we are starting a herd. The calves are bull and heifer...

> In EITHER case you should have

> 1) Checked with your vet. (Don't see how an open trailer could come close
> to harming these calves. At 150-200#, they're pretty good size, probably
> near 2-months old.)

Have not been able to get in touch with vet as of yet because of the Christmas holiday. And the trailer my husband is referring to using is the "enclosed" type. My concerns were much the same as the other posters mentioned. But my husband argues that going down the highway the calves will get plenty of air even in an enclosed trailer. And the "fumes" from the truck will not get in?
Also, He thinks he will have No trouble cleaning the trailer after the trip. I question that ability also.

> 2) Called your County Agent who could probably give you all of this
> information in 1/10th the time it's taken you to ask Internet Marketers
> about hauling cattle!

The reason why I posted here Pete is because there is always someone around that knows how to find useful info. And many that know about things you wouldn't think an Internet Marketer would. Internet Marketers, Affiliates, all types of online marketers....you never know what they know "behind the screen".

> Such a question is right up on a par of those that ask.. "Do I need a
> business license in my city"? when they live 100's of miles from us.

Just looking for opinions or the possibilty that someone knows where to find the info. Like I posted at the beginning..Tried several different search strings myself and came up empty handed..I'm simply looking for something I can print to show my husband that we don't need to go that route. Across the board...I'm sure there is something in fine print that states it is illegal. Regardless of where you live or plan to transport the animals to or from.

When doing a search in google. I kept finding irrelevant stuff. Like a long page of legal action suits. One may be about livestock and another about U-haul. Unrelated...Just need one traffic case or agricultural case stating legalities to convince husband we need another form of transportation.

> Pete

> Pete

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