I can't say I've ever been here, but I've only heard stories about the exotic animal auction in…read moreMacon, Missouri. There was a guy I knew who would go there and buy animal bones which he would use to carve artwork out of, but that's not the point, the point is there are giraffes and camels, and, here's a snipped from the 'caged animal' photo webpage: "A Tamandua with a baby on her back; A group of Coatimundi; A Male Coatimundi; andseveral Patagonian Cavies." On the ethical side, you've got to wonder about how well they treat the animals, how they are cared for, etc. I can't say anything about that, but for what it's worth, it's nice to be able to see animals in person and live that are usually reserved for strange school books.

With any auction people are going to state what is included with any purchase. Acting like its…read moretaboo..or disgusted that they anounce that a female of any species is bred or carring babies...how ever stated is relivant to the price the animal is worth. If you dont like seeing animals in cages, well thats for their protection as well as people who dont have the brains to come in contact with them. I personally think the urban public is the most uneducated group of people in America. grain farmers, dog farmers( hatefully described as puppy millers) and cattlemen and etc.are people who actually know how to take care of stock and suitably fit for it. city slickers wont be happy until they make enough laws to ruin what they dont understand. Lolli auction is a clean well established place to sell reputation livestock...of ANY nature. thay are one of the best facilities in Northeast Missouri in my opinion. Keep up the good work boys! dont let stupid people get to you...they just don't get it, because they don't raise it.