Wow! Did you see that?

There are a lot of great reasons to drive a truck. One of those, of course, includes the sights. Are you ready for some great views? Whether you are pulling a load or pulling to the side for some shut eye, truck drivers get a front row seat to some amazing things. One of those events is coming up July 23 when the Full Buck Moon makes its way across the sky. There’s also the Quarter Moon, coming up on July 31.

The Full Buck Moon is named that because the antlers of male deer (bucks) are in full-growth mode at this time. Bucks shed and regrow their antlers each year, producing a larger and more impressive set at the years go by. What other moon names have been popular in July?

Let’s see…there’s the Salmon Moon, indicating fish have returned to an area and are ready to be harvested. Plants are also featured prominently in July Moon names as well. Some of those are the Berry Moon, Moon When the Chokecherries are Ripe, Month of the Ripe Corn Moon, and Raspberry Moon. There’s also the Thunder Moon and the Halfway Summer Moon often utilized in stormy weather and the summer season.

No matter what you call your favorite moon, having the opportunity to see them in all their glory, is just one more reason being a regional driver at Millis Transfer is so awesome. And remember, no matter where you go, there’s opportunity for sleeping in a comfortable bunk, while enjoying time in an up-to-date truck that has all the amenities---including an amazing view of the world around you.

If looking at the same four walls is not for you and you enjoy seeing the world around you, like a Full Buck Moon, then don’t wait, give Millis Transfer a call at 1-800-937-0880.

About Millis Transfer

Millis Transfer, Getting It There © since 1936, has an impressive service record earning dozens of “Carrier of the Year” and safety awards, two Best Fleet to Drive For nominations and recognition as a Certified Top Pay Carrier for more than 14 years. Headquartered in Black River Falls, Wis., the company has grown to an 800+ truck carrier primarily operating east of the Mississippi River. Extra perks for Millis drivers include a maximum pay rate of 47-58cpm, beautiful and well- maintained equipment, as well as a long list of amenities and benefits.

Maintenance facilities and drop yards are also strategically located throughout the company’s operating area. Its sister company, Millis Training Institute, offers five school locations that provide students with quality training in order to earn their CDL-A license. To learn more, please visit www.millistransfer.com or www.mtidriving.com.