Every livestock trucking company with active FMCSA authority — cattle haulers, hog carriers, poultry transporters, sheep, horse, and specialty animal carriers. FMCSA DOT Census data. One-time $99.
The largest livestock segment. Beef cattle carriers moving from farm to feedlot to packing plant. Concentrated in Texas, Kansas, Nebraska, Oklahoma, and Colorado — the cattle belt states.
Swine transport from farrow-to-finish operations to major pork processing plants. Concentrated in Iowa, North Carolina, Illinois, and Minnesota — the top pork-producing states.
Chicken and turkey haulers serving the Southeast, Mid-Atlantic, and Midwest poultry processing corridor. High-frequency, tight-schedule operations with specialized ventilated trailers.
Small ruminant transport carriers serving the Midwest, Southwest, and Southeast. A niche but growing segment with dedicated specialty operators serving auction markets and processors.
Equine transport carriers ranging from single-horse trailers to large commercial horse haulers. A distinct specialty segment serving racing, competition, breeding, and auction markets.
Zoo animals, exotic livestock, aquaculture, and specialty agricultural transport. A highly specialized niche with unique equipment and regulatory requirements.
Sale barns and livestock auction markets use our list to identify local carriers for hauling arrangements and to notify carriers of upcoming sale schedules and animal availability.
Beef, pork, and poultry processors need reliable livestock carriers for their inbound supply. Our list helps procurement teams identify and qualify new carrier partners by location and fleet size.
Livestock cargo insurance is a specialized underwriting niche with unique mortality, injury, and contamination risks. Agents writing animal transport policies find a concentrated buyer base in this list.
Livestock trailer builders and dealers use our list for direct outreach to replacement trailer buyers. Segment by fleet size to target carriers most likely to be purchasing new or used equipment.
Mobile veterinary services, pre-shipment health certification providers, and USDA accredited veterinarians target livestock carriers to offer on-farm and en-route health services.
Livestock carriers need ELD compliance like all carriers — but they face additional USDA and state agricultural inspection requirements that make reliable hours-of-service tracking especially important.
Cattle, hog, poultry, horse, and specialty animal transport companies. Full FMCSA contact data, instant delivery.
Download Livestock Carrier List — $99