Reddit mentions of RG11 Coaxial Cable roll of Tri-Shield Underground Drop Direct Burial Flooded Coax Digital Cabling with Gel (Indoor/Outdoor) 500' or 1000' Bulk Wire/by CableProof (1000 FT, Orange)

I am sure you could get this done but it could be a fight.

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first provide your www.tvfool.com report because if your signals are low its going to be tougher

try to go to google maps and click on the top of the hill where you want to place the antenna

this will display your coordinates for that location

if you will use a tower then add that height when entering your TVFool Coordinates Location.

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This will spit back all of the towers in your area and their signal levels.

Hopefully by placing it on a small tower on top of the hill you should get good signals above 35nmdb

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Obviously you will be wanting to use the strongest antenna and a preamplifier at the antenna to boost the signals at their best strength down to your home.. at that point you will probably need to amplify those signals again by using an inline distribution amplifier.

the problem you will have is

is your raw signal strength strong enough at the antenna.

how will you get power up to your preamplifier at the antenna.

how will you deal with the coax cable run from the antenna to your home

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what MGSsancho was hitting on is standard coax has a thin center copper element it is RG6.

because it is thinner it causes more attenuation .. like a garden hose RG6 vs a fire hose RG11

So you could upgrade to a RG11 Cable that is rated for Direct Burial so you could bury the cable from the antenna to the house. It is pretty expensive so you need to look around for the best deal. Maybe a local electrical supply house or an online electrical supply house

but this is the stuff

https://www.amazon.com/Coaxial-Tri-Shield-Underground-Flooded-CableProof/dp/B01NBVG96R

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There is some insanely expensive cable called LMR-400-75 which is 75ohm compatible for tv signals but its $2+ per foot i think .. but it only has about 1db of loss per 100 feet which is pretty tiny considering.. I really don't think you would need it but it is out there to be used.

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you can probably get by with RG11 or maybe even RG6 but you would need a

channel master 7777 30db preamplifier at the antenna

and maybe another distribution amplifier 8db at your home.

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Amping is really not great for signal quality but when you have no other choice you have to do it.

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and then you would want a full sized 110 inch 9 foot antenna .. the big ones .. on at least some type of small tower .. maybe 20 feet .. with a clear direct site like a red dot .. to the broadcast towers..

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this stuff does get done

I have a 350+ foot tower near my home (not mine) .. that is reaching the limits of attenuation but you know..

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I don't think RG11 is an option like MGSsancho says though its network cable not antenna cable.

however what you could do if you could get a waterproof box up at the antenna is install a SiliconDust Tuner right at the antenna and then run Network Cable or fiber from that box to your house to your router and then use a device at your tv to connect to the silicondust tuner

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but lets not jump ahead ... do you have good TVFool Signals at your home up on that hill.. you might not have decent signals even up there so it could be a waste of money and effort.

remember to use your coordinates when entering your location