WNC Regional Livestock Center - Canton, North Carolina

WNC Regional Livestock Center

Located at 474 Stock Dr, Canton, NC 28716, the WNC Regional Livestock Center is a premier livestock auction house specializing in the sale of cattle and livestock. Established in 1994, the center has grown to become one of the most respected and trusted names in the industry.

The facility is wheelchair accessible, with both a wheelchair accessible entrance and parking lot, making it convenient for all visitors. The center also boasts a state-of-the-art sound system and video surveillance for added security and transparency during auctions.

With a 4.3 out of 5 star rating based on 43 reviews on Google My Business, the WNC Regional Livestock Center has earned a solid reputation for providing top-notch services and facilities. Customers praise the center's professionalism, cleanliness, and ability to consistently deliver high-quality livestock.

In addition to its primary focus on livestock auctions, the WNC Regional Livestock Center also offers a range of other services, including trucking and hauling for those who need assistance transporting their livestock. Whether you're a farmer, rancher, or livestock breeder, the center has everything you need to buy, sell, and transport your animals.

To learn more about the WNC Regional Livestock Center or to view upcoming auction schedules, visit their website at wncrlc.com. You can also reach them by phone at 864-637-00.

👍 Reviews of WNC Regional Livestock Center

A C.

1/5

Can't sell donated hay Dan & Kendra. Gonna get in big big trouble. You are not a non-profit! That hay should be going to all the farms that lost all their hay! To many people needed all that winter hay and more a few weeks ago. There is no way everyone got it already! Not to mention Kendra throwing away blankets, unopened food( which will say was all ruined, which is a lie). And still taking in human supplies even though she is throwing it away. You can talk about God all day long, but remember, he's watching all the shady stuff going on, and he will hold y'all accountable. Shouldn't have amassed so many followers to get fame, I keep up with everything you post since I left my heart in North Carolina 7 weeks ago. You can change your post, but other people like me witness and take pictures.

JimBo' B. (.

4/5

The livestock has a large quantity of relief supplies. They are very helpful to the local community in this time of need and recovery. Thank you to those who have donated to this effort and to first responders and to unsung local folks.
God bless you!

Moz

1/5

Bought 5 hens last small animal auction. 1 died and another was a rooster with its tail feathers cut off. Will not be returning

Joyce W. (.

5/5

The people running this place are very nice. They went out of their way to open their place up to the public to receive donated supplies which helped out the people in need after Hurricane Helena. Great job!! They definitely deserve peoples business.

John S.

1/5

Way too crowded for the small animal sale. The people selling come early with their kids and fill the seating area then wonder why they can't get a good price. Everyone that arrives at 2 pm to purchase can't even see the animals. They have to stand in the overflow area.
I saved for a while, had a nice amount to spend. I went for goats and there were plenty.
I didn't even see one animal auctioned.
I heard a few. The prices were decent. Probably becuase any buyers that would cause a bidding frenzy couldn't even see the animals.
50 spectators to one buyer. More people than livestock which means prices should be high.
They have the worse of both worlds. Too many spectators and the buyers can't find a place to see.
If I were a seller I would give up my seat, my wife's seat, and my 2 kids seats to 4 potential buyers and go sit out in the overflow and stair at the wall instead of making the buyers do it.
Simple fix. Spectators should be prohibited from the first two rows.
I guess they are fine with leaving money on the table.

George P.

4/5

Excellent livestock auction run in a clean, humane, and professional manner. They usually start a little later than the posted 12:00pm start time.

JoJo C.

1/5

Great stockyard set up for selling , moving livestock. Worked hard for them an feel I did my job very well, gave 100% was shockingly let go by a phone call Can only assume petty persons responsible Great stockyard even so

germantrader10

3/5

Packed at last small animal auction had to sit in a separate room and watch the auction on a projector screen with no way to bid, only one speaker worked couldn’t hear a thing. Left early as no way to bid