Hauling a bass boat out of a Bossier City yard

A 17 ft Tracker Pro 170 bass boat was sitting in a yard in Bossier City with peeled carpet throughout the cabin and the livewell lid missing. The aluminum hull was solid, but the boat hadn't run in years. The trailer under it had flat tires on both axles and hadn't moved since the owner parked it there. We got the call on a Wednesday. The driveway was tight, and the trailer tires had seized enough that rolling it out wasn't going to happen without help. We brought a winch setup and a heavy-duty dolly, jacked the frame, and got the rig mobile again. From the time we pulled in until the boat was loaded took most of a morning. No title in the drawer, so we handled the paperwork per Louisiana protocol. The hull went to the metal recycler in Bossier City. The trailer stayed behind for the owner to deal with separately. Crews cover all of Bossier Parish: Shreveport, Red Chute, Haughton, Eastwood, Benton, Plain Dealing. We handle pickups same week in most cases, and we know the seasonal rhythm here. Boat storage lots fill up in fall when people move rigs off the water before winter, then empty out again come spring. That means we're moving equipment in and out of those facilities year-round, and we've got the routes dialed in.