Mallicote's own Cattlemen's since 1991 CATTLEMEN'S Charles and Laurie live in Tigertown along with their six chikdren and their families. Grant, the eldest son and his wife Kelli, own Bodyguard Bumpers in Paris. Clay manages the auction barn Since 1991, family-owned and operated Cattlemen's Livestock Commission is one of the most long-established businesses in the area. As one of the area's leading livestock auction houses, Cattlemen's attracts customers usually within a 100- office. Janna and her husband Kevin manage the mile radius, from Lamar County to the rest of Texas and to Oklahoma, Arkansas, and even Kansas. Cattlemen's, originally opened in the 1950's by the Long family and later bought by the Mallicote family, takes pride in sorting customers cattle and selling them in matched groups, giving cattle sellers an extra premium, Cattlemen's offers sellers several ways to market their cattle and also conducts sales of weaned and pre-conditioned cattle several times a year, and holds a cattle and goat auction every Saturday at 1l a.m. family cattle operation, and their two daughters, Tuylor and Payton, are intensely inmvolved in show- ing hogs and steers. Three of their sons, Matt and wife Kristen with daughters Maesyn, Kemper, and Briar: Weston and Neeley and sons Ryke, Rance, Rhett and daughter Renni; Jordan and Shelby and son Creed and daughter Macelyn, all handle the farming operation. Their sons also own & manage "Mallicote Farms Water Fowl" offering guided duck hunts and operate "Mallicote Farm Land Clearing & Dirt Work" Cattlemen's is home to the All Breed Bull Sale in the fall and Charles is proud of the quality of cattle that have been produced out of these bulls. "Our barn has a great selection of some of the best replacement and feder cattle in the ares." We have some great cattlemen in the area and Charles stays in contact with them to help them get top dollar for their cattle. Charles Mallicote, owner of Cattlemen's, has a history with auctions and with cattle. His dad was an auctioncer, and cattle is a major part of his life, When the auction barn came up for sale, Charles knew that the cattle auctioneering business was something in his field of expertise. The Mallicotes have been basy expanding the auction barn and their presence in the community. Covered pens and a pre-weigh scale have been added, and their dauaghter-in-law has developed a web page and opened a business Facebook page for Cattlemen's. The barn offers a hot lunch on The Mallicote family is a family rooted in agriculture and are actively engaged in an agri- cultural business that they enjoy and pride selves in working with all the cattlemen in the area. Customer satisfaction is their main objective, helping area cattlemen market their livestock with a price that will make them happy. Cattlemen's Livestock Commission can also handle the arrange- ment of trucks and trailers to customer's pens, as well as buying and selling. The Mallicotes invite cattlemen to come by on sale day, watch the market, and keep up wih what the packers, feeders, and stock operations want to buy. em- Saturdays. Charlene Finch & daughter Amanda have operated the cafe for years. They make a deli- cious homemade lunch and some of the best home- made stew & corn bread in town! Charles' son, Clay, manages the auction barn office, handles accounting, and oversees the post- ings on sale day. Laurie.Charles' wife, handles day- to-day operations and works with invoicing buyers on sale day. ALL NEW BUYERS Atet N Mallicote's own Cattlemen's since 1991 CATTLEMEN'S Charles and Laurie live in Tigertown along with their six chikdren and their families. Grant, the eldest son and his wife Kelli, own Bodyguard Bumpers in Paris. Clay manages the auction barn Since 1991, family-owned and operated Cattlemen's Livestock Commission is one of the most long-established businesses in the area. As one of the area's leading livestock auction houses, Cattlemen's attracts customers usually within a 100- office. Janna and her husband Kevin manage the mile radius, from Lamar County to the rest of Texas and to Oklahoma, Arkansas, and even Kansas. Cattlemen's, originally opened in the 1950's by the Long family and later bought by the Mallicote family, takes pride in sorting customers cattle and selling them in matched groups, giving cattle sellers an extra premium, Cattlemen's offers sellers several ways to market their cattle and also conducts sales of weaned and pre-conditioned cattle several times a year, and holds a cattle and goat auction every Saturday at 1l a.m. family cattle operation, and their two daughters, Tuylor and Payton, are intensely inmvolved in show- ing hogs and steers. Three of their sons, Matt and wife Kristen with daughters Maesyn, Kemper, and Briar: Weston and Neeley and sons Ryke, Rance, Rhett and daughter Renni; Jordan and Shelby and son Creed and daughter Macelyn, all handle the farming operation. Their sons also own & manage "Mallicote Farms Water Fowl" offering guided duck hunts and operate "Mallicote Farm Land Clearing & Dirt Work" Cattlemen's is home to the All Breed Bull Sale in the fall and Charles is proud of the quality of cattle that have been produced out of these bulls. "Our barn has a great selection of some of the best replacement and feder cattle in the ares." We have some great cattlemen in the area and Charles stays in contact with them to help them get top dollar for their cattle. Charles Mallicote, owner of Cattlemen's, has a history with auctions and with cattle. His dad was an auctioncer, and cattle is a major part of his life, When the auction barn came up for sale, Charles knew that the cattle auctioneering business was something in his field of expertise. The Mallicotes have been basy expanding the auction barn and their presence in the community. Covered pens and a pre-weigh scale have been added, and their dauaghter-in-law has developed a web page and opened a business Facebook page for Cattlemen's. The barn offers a hot lunch on The Mallicote family is a family rooted in agriculture and are actively engaged in an agri- cultural business that they enjoy and pride selves in working with all the cattlemen in the area. Customer satisfaction is their main objective, helping area cattlemen market their livestock with a price that will make them happy. Cattlemen's Livestock Commission can also handle the arrange- ment of trucks and trailers to customer's pens, as well as buying and selling. The Mallicotes invite cattlemen to come by on sale day, watch the market, and keep up wih what the packers, feeders, and stock operations want to buy. em- Saturdays. Charlene Finch & daughter Amanda have operated the cafe for years. They make a deli- cious homemade lunch and some of the best home- made stew & corn bread in town! Charles' son, Clay, manages the auction barn office, handles accounting, and oversees the post- ings on sale day. Laurie.Charles' wife, handles day- to-day operations and works with invoicing buyers on sale day. ALL NEW BUYERS Atet N