#1Jeff Haverstick Trucking
JEFF HAVERSTICK TRUCKING LLC
Based in MO
Livestock Hauling Companies in Iron County, MO
The top-ranked livestock haulers serving Iron County, MO are Jeff Haverstick Trucking, Dean Frink Transportation and Tony E Abney Trucking LLC. We list 4 livestock haulers serving Iron County, MO. 4 of the providers shown match an active record from FMCSA, checked on the date shown. Rankings follow our published methodology; sponsored placements never change rank.
Livestock Hauling Companies serving Iron County, MO. 4 providers, 4 of the top 4 verified against federal or state records. Registry records checked on 2026-11-04.
Top 4 ranked livestock haulers for Iron County
#2Dean Frink Transportation
DEAN FRINK TRANSPORTATION LLCServes this area from MO#3Tony E Abney Trucking LLC
TONY E ABNEY TRUCKING LLCServes this area from MO#4Wallis Oil Co Inc
WALLIS OIL CO INCServes this area from Cuba, MO (49 mi)
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Frequently asked questions
How many livestock haulers serve Iron County?
We list 4 livestock haulers serving Iron County, MO: 1 based there and 3 serving it from nearby. 4 of the top 4 match an active federal or state record, checked on 2026-11-04.
Which livestock haulers serve Iron County?
The top-ranked livestock haulers serving Iron County, MO are Jeff Haverstick Trucking, Dean Frink Transportation, Tony E Abney Trucking LLC and Wallis Oil Co Inc. The full ranked list, with the official records each provider matched, is on this page.
Which livestock haulers serving Iron County are verified against official records?
4 of the top 4 match an active official record: Jeff Haverstick Trucking (FMCSA), Dean Frink Transportation (FMCSA), Tony E Abney Trucking LLC (FMCSA) and Wallis Oil Co Inc (FMCSA). Each badge links to the official record it matched.
How are these companies ranked?
By our published methodology: verified registrations, documented capabilities, years registered and responsiveness. Sponsored placements are shown separately and never affect rank.
What does "Verified" mean on this page?
"Verified" means we matched the provider to an active official record on the date shown; each badge links to that record. The absence of a badge only means we have not verified that item.
What should I check before hiring a carrier?
Look up the USDOT and MC numbers in FMCSA records, ask for a certificate of insurance naming you, confirm equipment and lanes in writing, and agree on accessorial charges before the first load.
What paperwork moves with livestock across state lines?
Interstate moves usually need a certificate of veterinary inspection and may need official identification; requirements vary by species and destination state. Check with the destination state veterinarian before shipping.
"Verified" means we matched the provider to an active official record on the date shown. The absence of a badge only means we have not verified that item. How we rank and verify. Page updated .
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