ABOUT KNOXVILLE REGIONAL

The Oklahoma National Stockyards receives cattle 24 hours per day, 7 days per week. If it fits your schedule to bring your cattle, it fits ours, too.

​Sales in Oklahoma City are every Monday and Tuesday. Sales times vary based on the quantity of cattle and the weather. Sale times will either be at
8 a.m. or 6:30 a.m. and will be posted on our Facebook every Sunday evening. ​

In the early 1930's, Carl Bingley and Doc Goode operated a livestock auction at the Marion County Fairgrounds in Knoxville, Iowa. In 1934, Carl built a new facility on the north edge of Knoxville and opened the Bingley Sale Co. After Carl's death his son Park Bingley owned and operated the Bingley Sale Co. until 1984. In 1984 the facility was sold to the City of Knoxville.

In that same year, Ted Dykstra (who had been with Park since he was 16 years old) built a new facility south of Knoxville on Hwy #5, which was known as Bingley Dykstra Sale Co. In 2000, C.D. Huffman and Bub Hoskins purchased the business from Ted and renamed it Knoxville Regional Livestock Market. Bub and Jeff Ewing purchased C.D.'s interests in 2004 and in 2006, Joe Wright became a partner.

In 2020, Ben and Aimee Hale purchased the barn and continue to operate as Knoxville Regional Livestock Market. We are very proud to offer one of the finest facilities in this region, which will accommodate over 4,000 head, along with a qualified staff to serve our customers.