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Serving Cattle Producers Since 2013

Beaver County Stockyards proudly serves ranchers and cattle producers across Oklahoma, Texas, New Mexico, Kansas, Colorado, Arkansas, and the surrounding region.

With modern facilities, clean pens, experienced staff, and a strong regional buyer base, Beaver County Stockyards provides a trusted place to buy and sell cattle with confidence.

Whether you are bringing cattle to market or looking for quality consignments, you will find familiar faces, reliable service, and an auction team that understands the cattle business.


We have in-house auctions every Monday & Tuesday.  And Online-Auctions every month.

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Why Choose Beaver County Stockyards?

Trusted Service. Strong Markets. Experienced People.

Beaver County Stockyards has built its reputation by serving cattle producers with honesty, efficiency, and practical experience.

When you consign cattle with Beaver County Stockyards, you get more than a place to sell. You get an organized process, staff review, online consignor access, and a team that understands how to keep sale day moving smoothly.

What Producers Can Expect

  • Locally owned and trusted since 2013
  • Weekly sales with strong buyer turnout
  • Modern facilities designed for cattle care and efficiency
  • Clean pens and organized handling
  • Experienced staff familiar with regional cattle markets
  • Online sign-up for consignors
  • Consignor access to submit and manage consignments
  • Staff-reviewed auction lots before publication
  • Same-day payment for eligible sales
  • A trusted market for calves, yearlings, cows, and bulls

Absolutely NO TRADER CATTLE

Beaver County Stockyards is committed to serving cattle producers and maintaining the quality and trust of the market.

Absolutely NO TRADER CATTLE.



Consign Cattle With Beaver County Stockyards

A Simple Online Process for Producers

Selling cattle should be straightforward. Producers can now sign up online to become consignors with Beaver County Stockyards. Once registered, consignors will have access to their own online account where they can submit, review, and manage their consignments.

This gives producers a simple way to keep track of their cattle submissions, update consignment information when needed, and stay organized as cattle are prepared for an upcoming sale.

Each consignment is reviewed by Beaver County Stockyards staff before being added to an auction. This helps ensure the information is accurate, the producer is properly connected, and the cattle are prepared for the appropriate sale.

Approved consignments can then be organized into auction lots and published online, giving buyers a clear view of upcoming cattle before sale day.

Sign Up as a Consignor

 

Manage My Consignments

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How the Consignment Process Works

1. Sign Up as a Consignor

Create your consignor account online to get started with Beaver County Stockyards.

Once your account is set up, you will be able to access your consignor area and manage your cattle consignments from one convenient place.

Sign Up to Consign


2. Submit and Manage Your Consignments

After signing in, consignors can submit cattle details, review their active submissions, and keep their consignment information organized through the online system.

This gives producers a clear place to manage upcoming consignments while keeping Beaver County Stockyards staff connected to the information needed for each sale.

Manage My Consignments


3. Staff Reviews the Information

Beaver County Stockyards staff reviews each consignment before it is added to an auction.

This review helps us:

  • Confirm producer information
  • Review consignment details
  • Organize cattle for the right sale
  • Prepare lot information for buyers

4. Approved Lots Are Published Online

Once reviewed, approved consignments can be converted into auction lots and published on the website.

This allows buyers to preview upcoming cattle before sale day and helps promote consignments to a strong regional buyer base.

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