| Look inside a double-deck
pot-belly trailer the preferred/cost effective method of transporting horses to slaughter. |
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![]() Some truckers call them "chicken horses" and make fun of their fate by putting chickens on the mud flaps of their trucks. |
![]() Rubber chickens are sometimes hung from the back of the trailer as a sign they are hauling "chicken horses" to slaughter |
![]() The Meat Express |
Side View |
![]() Loading gate (roll-up door) at back of trailer that has to be backed up to loading chute to load and unload horses. |
![]() Narrow opening into bottom deck. Sharp exposed beams with no protection for tops of heads, eyes, or backs. Horses slide down a metal ramp into the compartment. |
![]() Track for adding extra floors for smaller livestock such as pigs and goats |
![]() Metal trap door in floor that drops into the nose deck for horses to slide down. |
![]() Bottom deck looking up at unloading door. Horses have to climb up narrow ramp to be unloaded. |

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