HCAM TEAM
Located in Whitehall, Montana, the High Country Ag Marketing Team has a combined total of over 90 years of experience in design and implementation of all fencing needs. But--we're not just about fence. HCAM provides livestock and portable electronic utility scales, safety roadside markers, site flags, pivot gates and drive-through gates. We love what we do, and we'd love to visit with you about your specific needs. Give us a call at (800) 777-9960
Larry Feight
406-490-2044
Larry began fencing construction as a means to pay for college in 1972. He attended Dawson Community College and then transferred to Bozeman to attend Montana State University. By 1974, the fence construction business had become a "real" full time business and Feight Fencing was formed and operated until 1992. In 1982 Feight Fencing got involved with New Zealand electric fence, in 1987 High Country Power Fence was formed as a distribution company for the electric fence business with Snell Systems out of San Antonio TX. promoting Gallagher Power Fence and Tru-Test Livestock Scales.
In 2001, Larry and business partner Morgan Renner incorporated the partnership of High Country Power Fence into High Country Ag Marketing (HCAM). Larry directs the daily operations of the HCAM office from Whitehall, Montana and personally manages the Western Montana region.
Larry's family includes his wife, Julie, children, Max and Krystin, son-in-law, Jason and grandchildren, Hope, Reilly and Corbin. At home, basketball is a major interest because Julie coaches and Max plays the popular Montana winter sport.
"A good neighbor is a fellow who smiles at you over the back fence, but doesn't climb over it." - Arthur Baer
Tammy Gnerer
Tammy was born and raised on a large, diversified ranch in Eastern Montana. She graduated from Powder River High School and attended college at Butte Vo-Tech. She is married with three sons and has worked at High Country Ag Marketing since 2001.
Greg DeSaye
Greg DeSaye was born and raised on a family ranch in north central Montana, near the Canadian border. His father was also a gun dealer, so Greg was raised with shooting and hunting activities. He completed high school in Turner, Montana and attended college at Havre. After college, Greg worked on ranches and then livestock feed sales.
In 1977, after helping his dad move the gun business to Arizona, Greg helped run the business for ten years. He got involved with power fences and High Country Ag Marketing (HCAM) in 1986 when he moved back to Montana and opened a ranch supply store. In 1996, Greg sold the ranch supply store and became a contractor for HCAM, promoting their products in Eastern Montana and Eastern Idaho.
Greg and his wife, Patty, have been married since 1970 and have two daughters and five grandchildren. Greg's hobbies include training and riding horses and helping rancher friends work cattle. Greg is still a gun dealer and is involved in a couple gun shows each year. He also has a small mail order business. With his son-in-laws and grandsons, Greg continues to hunt and participates in competitive combat shooting.