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Besides Ranch World, Ranch Work and Hansen are there any other reputable sites with job postings for ranch/farm?

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truck/semi won’t fit

He’s hiring me and my truck and trailer.

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Let me clarify, this is not my hay I’m selling I’m just going and getting it and delivering it to him. I’m just the Hauler.

Forgot to mention each round trip is around 3 hrs. Counting loading, driving and unloading. So I’m thinking fuel would be about $40. If I charged $200 a trip that’d leave me $160 for my time/labor and wear/tear on equipment. So about $53 an hr. I’m think I should be making more but I’m new at...

Local guy wants me to haul 100 rolls of hay to his farm, each haul would be 70 mile round trip? I know I need to factor in fuel, my time/labor, wear/tear on my equipment. What am I leaving out? I want to be fair but also make a profit where it’s worth it and he knows this.

Bottle bull=hamburger Also, why are trying to touch him? JMO but I don’t try to touch them, theyre not pets. I touch them when I work them and thats it.

Snd diesel wasn’t over $5 a gallon

Does anyone have any advice on who to get insurance through?

Your post made me laugh out loud!

No but I know that’s part of it

It’s hard to tell much about that bull from the angle. Man those calves got some ears! I’m on my phone and for some reason it doesn’t show your location but I’m assuming you’re in a hot/humid climate.

Check your PM

What size trailer do you have?

24 and 32 ft.

I’m exploring hauling cattle locally from sale barns. Anyone on here do it? With diesel prices I can’t see doing it for less than $5 a mile as most hauls would be 75 miles or less.

Are you ok?

My wife and daughter visited there last week with some friends who recently bought property in the town of Pinedale.