High Plains hauls horses and cattle out of Amarillo — across the county or across three states. Clean rigs, cameras in the trailer, water and rest stops on anything long, and a driver who grew up loading stock, not just driving trucks. Fully insured, USDOT registered, and honest about schedules.
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High Plains Stock Transport runs well-kept gooseneck and stock trailers out of Amarillo, hauling everything from a single barrel horse to full pot loads of calves. Livestock hauling is animal care at 70 miles an hour: trailers are bedded and ventilated, horses ride with cameras on them, long runs are planned around water and rest, and skittish loaders get patience instead of a hotshot. You get the driver's cell, live updates, and a rig that shows up clean — biosecurity is not optional in this business.
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We look at exactly what you need and answer all your questions.
You know what it costs before any work begins — no surprises.
The job gets done right, on schedule, and we make sure you're happy with it.
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By the loaded mile with a local minimum — quoted flat before we hook up. Multi-stop and split loads are priced honestly; you will not find surprise fuel fees on the invoice.
Yes — patience is cheaper than an injury. We allow loading time on every booking, and a genuinely trailer-sour horse gets a plan, not a rope war.