Mt Airy Stockyards Inc

DoubleSRanch Horses 

on Google

a month ago

Hard to.give a 5 or even a 2 star when the sale allows everyone in the ring when the animals are going through 

Jamie Riggs 

on Google

10 months ago

When my husband and I met and then when we bought our farm, this was our favorite place to go. This was our little getaway and over the course of our weekend getaways we have spent thousands and thousands of dollars at the auction barn. I'm not going to complain about the chicken and goat auctions, other than to say one time they let one of our purchased goats leave with someone else. They did refund us, it was just disappointed. That horse sale though... better off on Craigslist. Tommy is a mess. He'll respond and wo... read more

marcus hayes 

on Google

a year ago

Probably one of the worst animal auctions around if you are selling. The fees are absolutely terrible. The staff is rude and untrained. The auctioneers are mediocre to say the best. The place needs to be closed or sold to someone who can operate it better. If you aren't willing to sell the animals for near nothing they still will charge you the same for not giving it away as if you just let it go. It shouldn't be that way. If your animal doesn't bring a certain amount and you are willing to give it away should be a flat rate... read more

Mark Morissette 

on Google

10 months ago

Iv been going to the tack sale for a couple of years .iv noticed that the communication between auction people and office is extremely slow takes 30min to 1 hour to pay for items .today I find out now they have added a 10 percent buyers premium this is my last visit to the auction and will not recamend it to others . Abington auction did the same thing with the 10 percent now their sales are way down 

Dianne Beck 

on Google

a year ago

If I could figure out how to give Mt. Airy Livestock Exchange a Zero rating I would. Last Friday we took our registered Highland Bull there for the Small Animal sale on Saturday, April 15th. I was streaming the sale online. When they sold him they failed to tell that he was registered, that he was 4 yrs old and that he was a proven bull. He was the last bovine sold, so the cattle people started leaving. I started posting messages on facebook about what had happened. I ended up calling and told Mr. Reynolds what had happen... read more