Dad KNEW how to get the calves to do their dirties before he put them in the backseat of our 56 FORD when brothers and I was A Kid,, i Think he Scared the s--t out of them ,,, but to my knowledge, they never messed on us coming back home from Bensons' sale barn ,, Evry time we would take the car instead of the pickup , it seems He always got a REAL GOOD Calf deal,.. next morning we drove the 56 Ford car to church ,, few years Later When dad bought the big Red &white 58 DESOTO , mom Put her foot down and declared that DESOTO was staying away from livestock hauling or else., What always amazed Me , And I have Seen this many times as a kid following with Dad,... was how the Old timers would Load one LARGWE Bull in the back of the 1950s and 40s pickups , The animal was practically crated , and these 3 speed pickups swould go careening down the marsh thawed frozen County roads , swaying from side to side with the steering tires occassionally letting light under the tires ,,, and you never ever saw or heard of a fell arolling over a load...
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