🐴 Spooktacular Special Sale Brings Horses, Equipment, and Online Bidding to Dunlap Livestock Auction

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🐴 Spooktacular Special Sale Brings Horses, Equipment, and Online Bidding to Dunlap Livestock Auction

American Made Livestock Market is hosting a themed auction event that draws buyers and sellers from across the region, combining traditional livestock trading with modern online bidding options to reach a wider audience.

πŸ“ Event Details & What’s on the Block

The Spooktacular Special Sale takes place on October 31 at American Made Livestock Market, located at 172 SR 111 N in Dunlap. The auction begins at noon with outside wagons and equipment, followed by horses. πŸŽƒ The event promises giveaways and goodies throughout the day, adding festive energy to the livestock trading experience.

Among the offerings is a 14-year-old mare described as “fat and pretty” with a nice slow gait and good racky gait-qualities that appeal to riders seeking smooth, comfortable horses. The mare is available for bidding, along with other horses and equipment consignments.

πŸ’» Online Bidding Makes It Accessible

Recognizing that not all buyers can attend in person, American Made Livestock Market offers online bidding through americanmadelivestock.hibid.com. This option expands participation beyond those who can travel to the Dunlap location, allowing regional and remote buyers to compete for animals and equipment from home. ✨

🀝 How to Consign & Get More Information

Consignments are available for the sale at an optional $25 fee. Interested sellers can contact Sam at 931-787-2087 or Karley at 615-580-4366 to arrange consignments. For general questions about the event, buyers and sellers can reach out to Chad Oakes at 423-447-8119, Wendell Oakes at 423-447-7804, or Ryan Oakes at 423-447-7689. πŸ“ž

American Made Livestock Market encourages followers to check their Facebook page for updates on consignments and additional sale details as the event approaches.

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