Unless you're planning on making a Cannonball Run drive straight through and setting up the tank 1st thing upon arrival (and even this would take significant planning to keep temp/aeration, etc when crossing the Rockies), you have a couple of options (none of them inexpensive):
1. Find someone in the area willing to hold your stuff for you. Have your rock and livestock shipped out overnight for someone local to pick up and hold for you in their (spare?) tank until you get here and get your tank and system set up.
2. Set up a temporary system where you are now, bring out your tank and equipment, then go back and pack your livestock and rock to fly back with you and put it in your tank.
I'm of the opinion that driving it all out at once will result in a significant mortality rate unless some pretty serious pre-planning is performed to create a safe "mobile environment" for a 2-3 day move through some very cold territories - all without light or food being provided. You may need to make more than 1 trip.
