Goat Auctions

Ray's Livestock & Feed Store sells livestock directly rather than through bidding, with its most distinctive offering being Livestock Guard Dogs, including Great Pyrenees, Anatolian Shepherd, Akbash, and Maremma crosses. The Houston-based house also lists Alpine and Angora goats, Angus and Ayrshire cattle, Andalusian, Appaloosa, and Arabian horses, and Texel and Suffolk sheep. One reviewer called it "the closest we can get to country in the city of Pearland," a fitting description for a business that also stocks premium feeds.

Livestock auctions dominate the calendar at Jackson Livestock Exchange, with cattle, hay, sheep, goats, pigs, and horses sold at regular Saturday and Friday-night sales, plus tack and horse specials and occasional exotic animal and bird auctions. The house also runs a weekly Wednesday hay sale and a Thanksgiving feeder cattle special, and its sales are offered through the CattleUSA online platform. One notable color detail: its December tack-and-horse special advertised everything from cowboy church services to home decor, jewelry, and toys alongside ponies and horses.

Escalon Livestock Market Inc is holding auctions on Monday for butcher cattle and light weight feeder cattle, Wednesday for dairy fresh and springing heifers, open and bred heifers, breeding bulls, and slaughter cattle, and Friday for pigs, butcher cows, feeders, goats, sheep, and small animals.

Weston Livestock Marketing runs a weekly livestock auction covering cattle, sheep, goats, and swine, alongside a sheep and goat sale on the first Saturday of each month. Its more unusual offerings include monthly horse and tack sales, small animal sales for poultry, rabbits, and young livestock on a bottle, and Homestead/Exotic sales featuring dairy, exotic, and miniature breeds, emu, alpacas, llamas, and water buffalo. The house describes its sales as "fun," and the exotic-animal sale is billed as an open-ended list of animals that don't fit its regular auctions.

Paris Stockyard is holding cattle sales every Monday and Thursday, with feeder sales and cow, pair, bull, and baby calf sales at 6:00 p.m. on those days. Additionally, graded sheep and goat sales are scheduled for the first and third Tuesdays of each month.

Livestock is the core of this Gainesville, Texas sale barn, which runs weekly cattle sales and a separate hog, goat, and sheep sale. The house, established in 2007 and built in 1949 as a historic landmark, also offers a drop-off option for cattle after hours, monitored on camera. Its on-site grill, known for hamburgers, has drawn generations of visitors, according to the site.

Upcoming auctions include a weekly dairy commercial sale every Tuesday at 11am from October 27 to November 24, with a monthly pedigree dairy sale on November 17. Store and breeding sheep sales are set for October 31 and November 14 at 10am, and a store and breeding cattle sale is set for November 7 at 10am, followed by November 21 at 10am. On November 7, store and breeding pigs sell at 10:30am and a sale of goats at 11am.

Petaluma Livestock Auction Yard, Inc. is holding regular Monday sales at 11 AM, which include hogs, goats, calves, springers, bred cows, feeder cattle, bulls, cows, and sheep. Additionally, sheep sales are held seasonally on Thursdays at 1:00 PM.

Centennial Livestock Auction Co. runs a livestock sale schedule rather than art or collectibles, with regular sales of hogs, sheep, llamas, goats, horses, and several cattle categories including slaughter, breeder, baby calves, feeder calves and yearlings, plus Holstein and Holstein-cross specials and a monthly hay auction. The house also publishes a holiday calendar for 2025 through 2028 to help buyers time their marketing of sheep and goats around religious and cultural observances. Its listed upcoming-events section currently shows no scheduled events.

Cambridge Valley Livestock Market runs weekly Tuesday sales of calves, sheep, goats, and beef, with its October 21 market report showing dairy cows for slaughter, Holstein and Angus calves, and feeder cattle among the categories listed. The house also offers equipment auctions and trucking services, and it says it has been auctioning livestock for more than 75 years, starting in 1944 as a dairy farm. Its top beef cow sold at $2,343.00 for a 1,420-pound animal, with the market report noting beef prices four to five cents lower than the previous week.

Dominique's Livestock Market is holding cattle auctions every Monday in Baton Rouge from July 6–27, and horse, sheep, goat, hog, and cattle auctions every Tuesday in Opelousas from July 7–28.

Renfrew Pontiac Livestock runs a livestock market whose report lists stocker steers and heifers across weight classes, alongside cows, bulls, veal calves, lambs, sheep, and goats. The standout line is veal calves weighing 125 lbs and less, which posted an average of $1,263.40 and a top price of $2,300.00, the highest single figure in the report. Stocker steers over 1000 lbs drew only one head at $375.00, a reminder that volumes thinned sharply at the heaviest weights.

Upcoming auctions include an All Class Cattle Sale featuring bred cows and pairs at 1pm on November 9th, with other sales on October 26th (All Class Cattle), November 2nd (Feeder Special), and November 16th (Feeder Special). Sheep, goats and pigs sell after the cattle on Mondays, and the source gives no year for these dates.

Jones Livestock Auction specializes in Tack, Saddles, Trailers, Farm Related Items, Goats/Sheep, Cattle, and Horses. This family-owned business, established in 1978, also offers a concession stand with items like hamburgers, walking tacos, and "the BEST BROWNIES you've ever tasted."

Producers Livestock Marketing Association's site is essentially a state-by-state directory of livestock auction yards, with listings spanning cattle, hogs, sheep and goats, and horse and mule sales, plus some dairy and poultry sales. Its headline content is a long guide to U.S. livestock auctions, which describes the sector as ranging "from traditional to high-tech" and aimed at farmers, ranchers, and enthusiasts buying or selling stock. Alongside the directory, the page carries a small "Recent Equipment" section listing used aerial work platforms from makers such as JLG, Snorkel, Genie, and Big Tex.

Lake Odessa Livestock Auction is holding regular Tuesday sales of Hay and Straw, Calves, Sheep, Goats, Hogs, Cull Cows, Feeder Calves, Beef, Bulls, and Remaining Cull Cows from July 14–August 12.

Columbia Livestock Market, a Willis family-owned livestock auction house south of Lake City on US Highway 441, specializes in cattle sales, with goats and sheep also sold at the start of each sale when available. The market runs a weekly Monday cattle sale, with lunch served in its restaurant beforehand, and its calendar features special events including a Special Cow Sale, a Value Added calf sale, and annual Bred Heifer and Black Bull sales. Customers can also follow the sale online through the market's live auction platform.

Unadilla Livestock Company runs weekly livestock auctions covering miscellaneous and small animals, goats and sheep, calves, dairy, feeders, bulls, and beef, alongside monthly horse sales featuring tack, horses, ponies, and donkeys. The house also takes consignments year-round and plans occasional special small animal and feeder sales. Its own pitch is a quality place to buy and sell livestock.

Central Victoria Livestock Exchange (CVLX) is listed as one of several regional livestock exchanges in the RLX network, with sale filters covering cattle, sheep, goats, pigs, horses, deer, alpacas, camels, and dogs. Its listed sale types include saleyard auctions, store and prime sales, stud and special ram sales, bobby calf and cow and bull sales, and online sales. The page offers no lot details, dates, or makers, so the exchange's specific offerings beyond these categories cannot be confirmed from the source.

Farmers Livestock Exchange in Winchester, Virginia, runs a weekly livestock auction with cattle, sheep, and goats sold on Monday sale day, alongside board lot sales of upcoming cattle lots and graded feeder cattle market reports. The house, operating since 1946, says it draws producers from Virginia, West Virginia, Pennsylvania, and Maryland to a facility with more than 230 holding pens and capacity for 4,000 head.

Shenandoah Valley Livestock Sales specializes in livestock auctions, running regular Wednesday and Saturday sales that cover slaughter cows, bulls, baby calves, bred cows and heifers, dairy cows-in-milk, goats, sheep, and hogs. The house has been a fixture in the Valley since 1935 and is owned and operated by the Ritchie Family, and it also runs specialty events such as state-graded beef cattle sales, graded Holstein steer sales, and exotic and small animal sales.