high quality lots
The North Central Highland Cattle Association is proud to offer high quality entries with progressive genetics. Lots are from some of the top breeders in the country. Descriptions, photos and pedigrees are posted on this site as well as through the online auction site.
auction format
- The Online Sale and bidding will go live March 18, 2024 at 7:00 a.m. CST. It will end March 23 at 1 p.m. CST. The lots will end every minute (1:00, 1:01, 1:02 etc.), except if someone bids in the last minute. This will extend that lot for an additional few minutes and this will keep repeating until no one bids on that lot in the last minute.
- You must register for a bidding number to bid. All bids will be online only (no phone bids). You can register for a bidding number by clicking HERE and then by clicking on “Register to Bid.” If you do not receive the registration link in your email within 10 minutes, please email mike@integritylivestocksales.com for registration assistance.
- All auction lots are eligible for purchase in the USA only, unless otherwise indicated. To bid from outside the USA, please contact sale@nchca.org for bidding instructions.
- Sellers set "Reserves" (minimum selling prices) for consigned lots. Those reserves are built in to the auction site near the close of the bidding and are applied through the auction process. While reserves are not published, if you have the top bid at the close of the auction, you can be assured that the reserve has been met.
paying for purchased lots
- At the end of the Sale, we will invoice all buyers from NCHCA. Buyers will have until 9 p.m. on March 24th to pay for their animals or to make arrangements to pay by check, bank transfer or credit card (3.5% convenience fee) with Julianne Motis.
- Once lots are paid for, we will contact Sellers March 25th with the names of Buyers
shipping
Lots will ship directly from the storage facility or the seller's farm. Buyers are responsible for the cost of shipping. Buyers should work directly with sellers to arrange for pick up or shipment. Buyers must take possession of lots within 60 days of the close of the auction.