Centennial Livestock Auctions - Fort Collins, Colorado

Dzias

t Centennial Livestock Auctions, many of our Comfort Inn North guests attend regularly. They come from all over the United States. One interesting fact is how many sheep and goats are bought here. These animals are often shipped back to the East Coast to be sold at local restaurants.

I spoke with several buyers who stayed at Comfort Inn, and they mentioned that the auction offers great prices and a wide range of livestock. Also, the Comfort Inn North is just right across the highway from the auction, which holds livestock sales on a monthly basis. This close location makes it very convenient for those coming to do business.

Overall, Centennial Livestock Auctions is an important event for people in the livestock business, and it is a key part of the journey for many of our guests.

Diego D.

Today I saw an ad on Craigslist about yard tools and stuff. I looked around found some objects I liked. I asked the guy working there about how the auction works he told me where to go to find the office. So on the way out I went to find the front door of the office. I backed up my truck out of the way of trucks passing because I needed to text my friend what they had. When a guy pulls up he said what are you doing here. I said I came to see the auction there are people here. I said do you have a problem. The guy said yes and I'm the owner of here. I said why are you racist other people can come to the auction but not us. I am a disabled Native American. I am brown with long hair. I pulled out my phone to record he just left. I am disappointed how I was treated at this business by the owner. The worker told me where to go to find the office door I just went to look so I k ow where to go. Instead I got harassed for being on the property during an auction viewing. I'm sorry I wasn't good enough for his auction.

Charles K.

To be fair I only go during the open consignment auctions. It is a well run operation. Considering the normal use of the facility, the amenities here are sufficient. The food choices are a little weak, but overall it's a great auction house. 4.5 Stars.

Polly S.

I had not been to the livestock auction for several years, pleased that they have kept the quality of customer service and passion for how that treat the livestock
I will be back when it’s time to buy calves!
Recommend centennial for everyone! It’s a great experience for the younger generation and families too

Jim C.

The absolute best Sean, Tom, Brandon Tammy. Everybody's the best you can't beat it. And great people

Margaret B.

Website has conflicting sale dates. No answer to emails. Office lady not interested in assisting me when I went in. Tried to beat weather and got yearling bull up there early. He was sold at a Wednesday sale instead of Friday. Different audience. Cattle sale is supposed to be Friday. Goats, sheep, horses, pigs and BABY calves on Wednesday. I would have easily doubled my $$ on a Friday at a cattle sale. Make sure to specify no Wednesday sale on your bovines unless it is a BABY calf. Very disappointed in customer service.

Denise N.

Enclosures were clean with abundant high quality food and water. Handling was gentle, but experienced. I was prepared to not like this place, but after a good experience and helpful people, I'll be back for more. Shout out to Royce for all his help!

Sparky's T.

Great people

Mr. Woods very nice and respectful.

I enjoy this place. I'm new so they are learning my face.

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