Hauling Livestock: Buying a Safe Trailer for Animals
By Jan Hoadley, published May 13, 2007
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Even if you don't show for anyone with large animals there will come a time you will have to transport them. Do not rely on a neighbor, friend or relative for this. That may work in some situations but in many it can be fatal to your animals. You should be able to load your animals quickly and get gone - practicing this can save lives in the case of storms or, more recent crisises, fire. Having a way to get your animals OUT is essential. If you use it one time and that's the time isn't it worth it? If you have a dozen goats, a dozen chickens, a pair of geese and two large guardian dogs - and a pickup - who gets left behind to face fire or floodwaters? With a modest livestock trailer you can load the whole ark and be gone - with all being safe.
Hauling Livestock: Buying a Safe Trailer for Animals
Woods can be a wonderful part of the farm - but can also be a hazard in years of drought if fire hits. Having a trailer can save your animals.
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Takeaways
- Check the floor and hitch connections for safety.
- Make sure it's long and tall enough for the animals you'll be hauling.
- Don't rely on moving for ventilation.
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