Online Video

Cattle Auction.

Cattle offered in the online video sale do not run through the sale ring. A video of each consignment is played while the lot is sold.

Sale Calendar

TUESDAY

October 20, 2026

TUESDAY

November 17, 2026

TUESDAY

December 15, 2026

TUESDAY

January 12, 2027

Scheduled Start: 12:00 PM Central Time

Main Auction Portal

Buyers can use the BCS Auction Portal to view upcoming auctions and consignments. Consignors can also submit cattle for an upcoming online video sale through the portal.

How it works

Cattle offered in the online video sale do not run through the sale ring.

A video of each consignment is played while the lot is sold.

CONSIGN CATTLE

Sellers call BCS Rep, list their cattle through the BCS Auction Portal

LOT IS PLAYED

A video of each consignment

is played while the lot is sold.

BUYER BIDS

Online through DV Auction or in person at Beaver County Stockyards.

CATTLE SHIP DIRECTLY

Cattle are shipped directly

from the seller's location

to the buyer at delivery time.

Reduced Stress & Better Cattle Health

After the time of delivery, cattle are shipped directly from the seller’s location to the buyer. They do not have to be transported to the stockyards, unloaded, sorted through the sale facility and reloaded.

Reducing the amount of transportation, handling and time spent in unfamiliar facilities can help lower stress and support better cattle health during the transition from the seller to the buyer.

How to consign cattle

1. Consignors may begin the process through the BCS Auction Portal.

2. Call Beaver County Stockyards at 580-625-3051 to complete and confirm the consignment.

3. A BCS field representative will work with the consignor to establish the sale and delivery terms for each lot.

Individual Lot Terms

Every consignment is different. A Beaver County Stockyards field representative will work directly with the consignor to establish all sale and delivery terms. These terms include:

  • Base weight

  • Estimated delivery weight

  • Delivery window

  • Slide

  • Whether the slide applies one way or both ways

  • Weight stop

  • Shrink

  • Weighing conditions

  • Health program

  • Management information

  • Other terms specific to the consignment

The seller establishes the base weight for the expected day of delivery.

Weight stops and slides are negotiated according to the needs of the individual consignment.

Trucking & Final Settlement

1

BCS Rep arranges trucking

2

Cattle are loaded at the seller’s location.

3

Buyer’s trucks weigh at a certified weigh station.

4

BCS office and field representative calculate the slide and final settlement.

5

Seller is paid the same day

BCS Online Auction Representatives

Layne Konkel

(620) 655-6109

Sid Slatten

(580) 528-1458

Dane Drake

(580) 290-0909

Caleb Nine

(580) 377-8891

Andy Cunningham

(580) 334-7995

Casey McCarty

(580) 461-5075

Jerod Kerr

(580) 528-1460

Colin Domer

(785) 633-4710

Brad Zollinger

(580) 727-1547

Owen Creason

(806) 202-3251

Adam Creason

(580) 461-9311

Bailey Jackson

(580) 583-4446

Carson Propps

(580) 890-7109

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WEEKLY SALES

Monday

Cows & Bulls

8:00 a.m.

Tuesday

Calves & Yearlings

8:00 a.m.

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