How long of a trip are you looking at since it from one state to an adjoining state. Just thinking that going with a smaller shipper that does door to door might be quicker. My concern is if you go with a large popular carrier, your horses may have a much longer trip as they will be driving other places to pick up and deliver, so your horses could have a multi day trip.
Has anyone tried JNS Equine Transport? I don’t have direct experience, but from their FB page and posts, plus I found out about them from a FB recommendation on a horse-related group, they look like they might be good.
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Brook Ledge recently shipped my horse cross country and along the way they kept telling me he was shipping great. I was shocked when he got out of the trailer with fresh lacerations on his right eye, across his forehead and cuts all over his right hip and flank. He was also covered in dried sweat. The driver claimed ignorance to what happened. There is no way the driver did not feel it when he got hurt and there is a live video feed. I left multiple messages with Brook Ledge and no one has responded to me. I will never use them or recommend them to anyone. It was bad enough the condition that my horse showed up in, but the lack of concern and zero follow up is absolutely unacceptable.
