Buyers are responsible for covering all costs associated with transportation. This includes transport fees, crates, health certificates (CVI), and any state-specific tests or requirements.
We are located in Mishicot, Wisconsin 54228, about 1.5 hours north of Milwaukee. We are happy to work with ground transporters when possible, though we may not always be able to take off work to meet transporters who do not offer door-to-door service.
We are happy to meet buyers within 30 minutes of our farm at no charge. We also travel to the Chicago area regularly and can often meet along that route for free.
Delivery beyond these areas may be available for $2.00 per loaded mile, calculated one-way to the meetup or delivery location. Availability depends on our work schedules. If we are already traveling in your direction for personal reasons, we are often able to waive or reduce this fee.
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Goat Transport
These are our favorite goat transporters, along with some others we haven’t worked with but have heard mostly positive things about:
Nigerian Goat ExpressHe’s not transporting in 2026, but MIGHT start back up again, so we’re leaving him on here.
https://www.facebook.com/profile.php?id=100064778710475
Dave takes excellent care of his door-to-door transports and provides updates during the whole trip! He only moves NDs or kids because they stay inside his vehicle with him. We really appreciated his constant communication and that he was able to stick to a pretty tight schedule.
Brian Barlow
https://www.facebook.com/profile.php?id=100004159907900
Brian is always one of peoples’ top recommendations whenever someone asks for transporters. He went out of his way to help us try to get a kid he couldn’t reach on his own, and is just an all around nice guy who cares about the animals in his care. During our first transport with him, he ran into a severe snowstorm that spanned almost all of the upper Midwest. For everyone’s safety and with all of our permission, he dropped off our kids with a highly trusted breeder who cared for them and kept them warm until the storm passed. We were really impressed by his communication and thought towards our precious cargo and we definitely recommend him! He offers door-to-door service and keeps kids in individual crates in a van, so they’re in a nice climate controlled environment.
Katherine Sancuk
https://www.facebook.com/katherine.sancuk/
Katherine is super nice and has an awesome trailer! She raises goats and horses, and takes excellent care of the critters she’s transporting. You must be ultra-flexible with her ever-evolving schedule, as she’s taking care of her own farm on top of transports.
Bayli (Howard) Wynter
https://www.facebook.com/bayli.howard
Bayli, Katherine, and Brian (and also Cal and Wanderlust below) are all competitors but also work with one another to help people in need of transport. It’s a really cool setup to see, and Bayli has openly recommended the others and been recommended by them. She saved us in 2026 after we were ghosted on four pickups by SeaBow Livestock Transport – we were afraid we’d have to cancel our claim on some awesome animals! We’re pretty sure that she only transports kids, because they’re in her SUV with her. She’s pregnant in 2026, so we’re not sure how her schedule will look over the next few months, but we’re keeping her on here.
Wanderlust Transport
https://www.facebook.com/profile.php?id=61560593363371
Lippert Transport
https://www.facebook.com/jonathandlippert
Premier Hauling
https://www.facebook.com/PremierHaulingLLC/
Andrew Israel
https://www.facebook.com/andrewutterguys/
Cal Chambliss
https://www.facebook.com/cal.chambliss.2025/
Debby Orf
https://www.facebook.com/orff1/
Top Hat Animal Transport
https://www.facebook.com/profile.php?id=100044457014507
Rebecca Nix
https://www.facebook.com/rebeccanix211/
Nicole Osban-Peck
https://www.facebook.com/nicole.osban/
Pam Morton
https://www.facebook.com/ifarmhvintage/
Wild Feather Ranch
https://www.facebook.com/WildFeatherRanch/
Michael Hitch
https://www.facebook.com/michael.hitch1/
Arlene House
https://www.facebook.com/arlene.durham.5/
Colleen Peacock
https://www.facebook.com/colleen.peacock.18
We hate to have an avoid list because stuff happens and she was really sweet, but Colleen transported a buckling from CA to us in WI, and the trip took 9 days – for most transporters, it’s about 4-5. Again, stuff happens and we try to be understanding, but she only told us what was going on with the timeline when we asked, and made & broke multiple scheduling commitments along the way. We had no idea when she was coming until the day before, and it turned out to be right when we had a medical appointment scheduled. The poor buckling arrived terrified and sick with shipping fever. There have been many stories like ours, plus allegations of SEVERE animal abuse.
Seabow Livestock
https://www.facebook.com/seabow.transport
We confirmed two pickups with them, paid for CVIs from the sellers’ vets, started planning two more pickups on the same route, and then the pickup timing passed with no communication – they ghosted us.