Some of our hauls go on for 26 hours with a 6-8
hour break in the middle of NV (Elko). The horses' heads are free during the
travel and hay is tossed on the trailer floor so they can eat whenever they like
and can clear their respiratory system. We make pit-stops for gas and toilet
duty at 3-5 hour intervals and then water buckets are placed so the creatures
can drink in the trailer. Sometimes these are removed when we resume driving,
sometimes the water buckets stay clipped in front of the horses' heads. Overall
hauling is stressful on the creatures and we respect that as well as we
can.
