Tommy Walker senior with staff at Friday Night Auction

Additional Information & Auctions

When & How To Contact Us
Walker's Auction Service is open from 8:30am until 4pm Monday, Wednesday, and Thursday, from 8:30am to end of the auto auctions held on each Tuesday night, and from 8:30am to the end of the auctions held every Friday night. We are open from 8:30am until the end of the horse auction held on the first and third Saturday nights of each month. On Saturdays other than horse auction days we are open from 8:30am until noon.

Opening An Account & Sales Terms
Walker's Auction Service accounts are simple to open. All you need do is appear at the cashier station at the Walker's Auction Service Auction Barn, present your driver's license, and you will be given a bid number that is good for one year.

We accept cash, personal and business checks on approval, Visa Card, and Master Card. If you plan on paying with a check please get approval before bidding! Other than Visa and Master Card, Walker's does not extend any kind of credit. If you are coming from out of state please be sure to make any necessary arrangements with us prior to bidding.

Our auction barn is open so that you can inspect any items you are interested in prior to the start of the auction. Please be sure to inspect completely to your satisfaction any items you plan to bid on as all sales are final. You must pay in full at the auction you attend. We do not deliver and we do not store items. Please be sure to take your items with you when you leave. We do allow large items to stay on the lot until Saturday or Monday to give you a chance to arrange for pick up.

About The Walker Family
Tommy Walker Senior began Walker's Auction service in 1963. His sons, Tommy Jr., and Timmy, followed in his footsteps from their early teens. The three Walkers hold Arkansas license numbers 338, 339, and 340. Tommy Walker senior is the past president of the Arkansas Auctioneer's Association.

All of the Walker families are active in charities of the community of Mountain Home, Arkansas. Each year they conduct fund raising auctions for the German-American Partnership, the Special Olympics, and the Baxter County Fair cattle auction.

The Walker's Auction Service staff is comprised of 10 employees who are mostly Walker family members. Keeping the Service well organized and running smoothly requires the teamwork of floor runners, auctioneers, cashiers, and snack bar staff. Karen Walker, Tommy senior's wife, works in the office. Their daughter Tammy teaches school in Mountain Home and works as a cashier on auction nights. Tommy Jr.'s sons Justin, Bryan, and Tom work at the Auction Barn. The Walkers are all natives of Arkansas.