Uralla poultry & bird auction

06/04/2026

06/04/2026

Thank you to everyone who join us on Easter Day was wonderful to see so many people and a lot of new faces

Next auction will be on the 3rd of may
Plus don’t forget High Country Markets will be also
Hope to see you all there for a great day out

22/03/2026

Unfortunately, there will be no canteen available at Uralla Poultry. Drinks will still be available for purchase, and the markets will be going ahead as planned.

Thank you for your understanding and support – we look forward to seeing you there!

01/03/2026

Thank you everyone!

We truly appreciate all your support and your patience today. It means so much to us and we’re so grateful for our amazing community.

We look forward to seeing you all next month on 5th April! 🐓🐥

28/02/2026

8 King Street, Uralla, NSW 2358.
Uralla Showground,

26/02/2026

🐓🐥 Uralla Poultry Auction Reminder 🐥🐓

Can everyone please remember to make sure all chooks, ducks and birds are in suitable, secure cages when bringing them to the auction.

Please also ensure your birds have food and water supplied while they are at the sale. Their welfare is the seller’s responsibility.

We appreciate everyone doing the right thing to keep our auction running smoothly and safely for all 🐔💛

Thank you for your cooperation — see you Sunday!

26/02/2026

🐓🐥 Uralla Poultry Auction 🐥🐓

Just a reminder that Uralla Poultry Auction is on this Sunday, 1st March!

📍 Bookings from 7am
Bring along your chooks, ducks, birds & more!

Come down, grab a bargain, have a chat and enjoy the morning — we’d love to see you all there 😊

31/01/2026

🐔 Uralla Poultry Auction 🐔
We’ll be taking bookings from 7am tomorrow
Can’t wait to see everyone there! 👋

30/01/2026

🐓 Boxing / Caging of Poultry – Acceptable for Auction 🐓

This is the correct and acceptable way to bring your chooks to the auction.

Please understand, it is your responsibility as a seller to make sure your birds are presented properly.

👉 If a chicken cannot stand up fully and turn around in the box, then the box is too small.

I understand if you’re new and have never been to an auction before — asking questions is always welcome.

✅ Muscovy drakes. These birds generally prefer to sit, so old wax fruit boxes are very acceptable for them.

Below is an example of a chick in a suitable box, with a small water container attached to the wire. The same concept applies to larger birds — they just need larger boxes.

The safety and comfort of your birds is important. A well-boxed bird is less stressed and much happier

Regards,
Jo.