General Sale Information

Sale Every Thursday starting at 9:00am.

Sale Order:

  • Goats/Sheep
  • Bred Cows
  • Pairs
  • Stockers
  • Bulls
  • Cows

For an early consignor number please call the office 520-384-2206. Consignor checks can be picked up at close of sale day. Early consignor numbers are given Tuesday before 5:00 pm.

Please get cattle here prior to 8:00 am on Thursday. Beat the shrink and get your cattle here on Tuesday.  All goats and sheep must be in the yard Wednesday by 5:00pm.  Cows to be preg checked must be in the yard by Wednesday at 5:00pm in order to be checked.

We would like to know if your calves are weaned, vaccinated or both. Fill out paper when you bring your cattle to the sale. If you need information about weaning vaccinations give us a call.

Our restaurant is open Wed 8 to 2 and Thurs 8 to 8. Each week there is a different lunch special.

Hay for sale: Contact Mike Moss for more information: 520-507-1294 

Triticale Hay, Jared Wells 623-693-4513

Hay For Sale: Mark Kibler 520-507-6275

  • All big bales Tritacale (1160 ABW) $200 per ton or $130 per bale
  • Alfalfa hay (1250 ABW) $200 per ton or $150 per bale
  • Bermuda Grass (1150ABW) $250 per ton or $160 per bale

Trucking

If you are in need of a truck, the following trucks are available locally.

  • Willcox Livestock Auction (ground load)520-507-2134
  • Allaire Trucking 520-548-1133
  • Three Sisters Trucking 520-507-1949
  • Scott Alder: 928-965-1706
  • Tanner Resor 520-247-1745
  • Joe Mike Clem 520-203-4468
  • Dalton Thompson 970-570-5153

Import/Brand Information

Attn: NEW MEXICO RANCHERS: The protocol New Mexico is able to follow can be expressed as follows:

  • 1. New Mexico Brand inspectors will conduct their routine inspection.
  • 2. Willcox Livestock Auction has ID tags.
  • 3. The New Mexico livestock owner will be responsible to contact the Arizona Department of Agriculture State Veterinarian’s office (602-542-4293) for the Arizona Entry Permit number prior to bringing cattle to auction. That number will be placed on the inspection certificate.
  • 4. The foregoing applies only to cattle from non-quarantined areas and that have a destination of an Arizona Livestock Auction.

Anyone needing cattle inspected at the sale barn or otherwise must call ADA dispatch 623-445-0281

Per ADA effective immediately. All cattle coming to AZ. MUST HAVE inspection and permit # before crossing state line. Cattle will be held in quarantine if there are no inspection papers and permit numbers.

All cattle crossing the state line must have a PRIOR import permit (602-542-4293), livestock inspection certificate. If you have any questions, contact the state vet at 602-542-4293.

ATTENTION New Mexico All goat & sheep must have a health certificate. We will inform you on new bull regulations as they are provided to us.

ADA Inspectors will not accept any un-peeled fresh brands or no brands except calves with their mothers or accompanied by a form 1 inspection. Anyone needing cattle inspected at the sale barn or otherwise must call ADA dispatch or livestock officer in your area prior to coming to sale barn. Self inspection excluded.

Do to staff shortage at ADA call your inspector 1 week prior to coming to sale so an appointment can be arranged.

Julie 520-368-7415

Rudy 602-819-8943

Justin 520-507-5322

As per ADA: We are no longer accepting fresh brands or no brands unless inspected at point of origin. NO EXCEPTIONS!

As of December 31, 2003, US Secretary of Agriculture announced that effectively immediately USDA will ban all downer cattle from the human food chain. In light of this announcement, effective immediately our market facility will no longer permit non-ambulatory (USDA has defined non-ambulatory as disabled and unable to stand, walk or rise on their own), or bad/cancer eye cattle to be off-loaded at our livestock market nor will they be sold for slaughter.