Chicken juice

[Fox Mike]

No way would I want to open the back door on this trailer.
"The driver left the trailer containing approximately 37,000 pounds of frozen chicken near the Flying J Truck Stop west of Missoula after the company refused his requests for more money, authorities said. The chicken was worth $80,000.

The truck was discovered Tuesday. It may have been left there more than a month ago, Nampa, Idaho, police Sgt. Joe Ramirez said."
Read all about it here: http://news.yahoo.com/trucker-abandons-load-frozen-chicken-montana-215919686.html

 

[Acorn]

Don't order ANY chicken from the Flying J!

 

[contender]

Let's go catfishing!

 

[powder smoke]

Wow nasty job right there, bet they wish they gave the driver a few bucks.
Then deal with the after math. Charges could be filed for thief I just don't
understand that part of it. Looks like the guy just quit his job. ps

 

[Ozark rkg]

Pick up a load in Springdale and want it delivered 2,000 miles away the next day?

Something isn't right about this story.

 

[redhawker]

Pick up a load in Springdale and want it delivered 2,000 miles away the next day?

Something isn't right about this story.

Yeah, 2059 miles / 24 hours = 86 mph with no sleep or stopping or anything. (no wonder he wanted more money!)

Chalk it up to more "accurate" reporting probably.

 

[graygun]

crab bait maybe???

 

[graygun]

Pick up a load in Springdale and want it delivered 2,000 miles away the next day?

Something isn't right about this story.

Yeah, 2059 miles / 24 hours = 86 mph with no sleep or stopping or anything. (no wonder he wanted more money!)

Chalk it up to more "accurate" reporting probably.

Vanishing Point truck movie,perhaps

 

[Fox Mike]

crab bait maybe???

They would be some real tender chicken necks I bet. Hookin' them on the trot line would be a stinky challenge though. Actually I never used them...used salted eel.

 

[graygun]

crab bait maybe???

They would be some real tender chicken necks I bet. Hookin' them on the trot line would be a stinky challenge though. Actually I never used them...used salted eel.

That's the best. I used chicken necks in those ponds at the beach.

 

[Cooperhawk]

Hate to break it to you but there aren't any crabs in Montana. :roll:

Maybe cat fish bait.