In a word, no. In the most general of terms, "HF" refers to a portion of the spectrum that is refracted back toward Earth by the ionosphere. Because geostationary satellites are located far above the ionosphere, most HF signals never reach them. If you are interested in commercial satellite transponders, you need equipment designed especially to use them and it is all microwave. There were a few amateur satellites that used the 10- and 15-meter bands, but you are better off just building a dipole for those bands than trying to shoehorn/Red Green something together from a commercial satellite dish (and attendant feed/LNA/downconverter)...