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2026 Auctions Information

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The San Juan County 4‑H Livestock Auction supports youth learning through real‑world animal projects and community partnerships. Whether you are a buyer, a first‑time family, or a returning exhibitor, the resources below will help you get started.

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Auction Details

Live Auction Quick Facts

📍Where: 4-H Arena, San Juan County Fairgrounds

🗓️ When: Saturday of Fair Week (August 15, 2026)

⏰ Registration Starts at 12:00 p.m.

🎤 Auction Starts at 1:00 p.m.

🍀 Administered by the 4-H Livestock Market Animal Auction Committee (LMAAC)

Silent Auction Quick Facts

📍Where: Marie Boe 4-H Building, San Juan County Fairgrounds

🗓️ When: Saturday of Fair Week (August 15, 2026)

📝 Auction Hours: 11:00 a.m. to 6:00 p.m (No pre-registration required)

🍀 Administered by the 4-H Leaders Council

Start Here: Live Auction Guides by Role

A young girl in a pink shirt leads a black sheep with a purple ribbon across a sawdust-covered arena during a livestock auction, while an auctioneer in a plaid shirt gestures toward the crowd.

Buyers – Learn How to Support 4‑H Youth

Interested in purchasing an animal or supporting a 4‑H youth at auction? This guide explains how the auction works, what to expect on auction day, and how your participation supports youth development.
View the Buyer Guide
A smiling teenage girl with braided hair and a white jacket holds a Barred Rock chicken displaying a blue first-place ribbon from the San Juan County Fair.

Families & Exhibitors – Auction Requirements

This guide outlines all eligibility requirements, deadlines, weigh‑ins, auction procedures, and seller responsibilities for exhibitors and families participating in the livestock auction.
View the Livestock Auction Family Guide
A young boy in a Western-style shirt and jeans stands in a sawdust-covered arena, holding the halter of a large brown and white steer during a livestock show.

New 4-H Family to the Auction? Start Here

First year participating in the livestock auction? This overview explains the process in plain language and helps families decide whether the auction is the right fit before diving into detailed requirements.
First‑Time Families – Start Here

Start Here: Silent Auction Guides by Role

A chalkboard sign in the foreground reads "Support 4-H Silent Auction" with a 7:00 PM closing time, positioned in front of a white tent where auction items are displayed on a folding table.

Buyers – Learn How to Support 4‑H Youth

Interested in purchasing an animal or supporting a 4‑H youth at auction? This guide explains how the auction works, what to expect on auction day, and how your participation supports youth development.
View the Silent Auction Buyer Guide
Gemini said A long table with a green tablecloth holds various silent auction items, bid sheets, and ribbons inside the Marie Boe Memorial Building, with a large sign overhead reading "Silent Auction Support 4-H Saturday 10-7."

Families & Exhibitors – Auction Requirements

This guide outlines all eligibility requirements, deadlines, weigh‑ins, auction procedures, and seller responsibilities for exhibitors and families participating in the livestock auction.
View the Silent Auction Family Guide

Auction Rules

For the most up to date Auction Rules please see the appropriate section in the Fair Book

Livestock Auction Rules
Silent Auction Rules