Whirlybird Heavy
The Helicopter Industry of McSkunkville
Born: Lifted its first load the day the bridge washed out
Model: The Rotor Yard · flagship: the Longstripe L-7 heavy-lift
Role: Helicopters for rescue, ranching, and the news desk — owner: Hutch Calloway, Yardmaster (yes, Max's brother)
Hutch Calloway — brother to the anchor — lifts what nobody else can. The Rotor Yard's Longstripe L-7s haul hay in June, swimmers in July, and the Skunk News camera crew every single day of the year.
He answers every distress call and bills the ones who can pay. The rest, he says, are advertising.
The Yard's sign reads: IF IT'S HEAVY, HOLLER.
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