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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