How to Find a Hi-Hog Dealer Near You

Hi-Hog provides a dealer map search that lets you find the nearest authorized dealer by province or state across North America. Use it if you want to see livestock equipment in person, buy locally, or get regional support before committing to a system. The company's own site directs buyers to "Find your nearest Hi-Hog dealer to shop livestock equipment locally," with search by province or state.

Steps to locate a dealer

1. Go to the Hi-Hog dealer map page (linked from the Hi-Hog site as "Search Hi-Hog's Dealer Map").
2. Enter your province (Canada) or state (US) in the search.
3. Review the dealers returned for your area.
4. Contact the dealer directly to confirm current stock, pricing, and lead times.

The map is built for North American coverage, so results depend on whether a dealer is registered in your region. If your area returns no results, the alternative is to contact Hi-Hog's head office in Calgary, Alberta, Canada, and ask about the closest option or a direct purchase path.

What you can do through a dealer

• See equipment in person before buying, which matters for large items like squeeze chutes and crowding tubs.
• Buy locally rather than arranging long-distance shipping.
• Get regional support for setup and system planning.

Hi-Hog also runs a design service: you can start from the Design Start Page, then call to plan a handling system for cattle, bison, or horses. A dealer can often coordinate with that process for your space and needs.

When to skip the dealer search

If you already know the exact equipment you want and don't need to inspect it first, going straight to Hi-Hog's design team or head office may be faster. The dealer route is most useful when local availability, in-person inspection, or nearby service matters to you.

Common snags

• No dealer in your province or state. The search only returns registered dealers; contact Hi-Hog directly in that case.
• Outdated listing details. Confirm hours, stock, and contact info with the dealer rather than relying on the map alone.
• Assuming online pricing. The site does not publish prices or payment options, so any quote comes from the dealer or Hi-Hog directly.

Quick reference

Hi-Hog has manufactured livestock equipment since 1974, covering cattle handling, calving, bison handling, feeders, horse stalls, rodeo equipment, cattle guards, and bleacher and picnic table frames — so a dealer visit can cover several product lines at once if you're outfitting a full operation.