🐴 Belgian Stud Colts Available at American Made Livestock Market ‘s Spooktacular Sale

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🐴 Belgian Stud Colts Available at American Made Livestock Market 's Spooktacular Sale

American Made Livestock Market in Dunlap is hosting a special themed auction this Halloween weekend, featuring weanling Belgian stud colts alongside wagons, equipment, and horses. The event draws buyers and sellers from across the region who rely on the market as a reliable platform for livestock trading.

πŸ“ Event Details

The Spooktacular Special Sale takes place on October 31 at American Made Livestock Market, located at 172 SR 111 N, Dunlap, TN 37327. Outside wagons and equipment sales begin at 12 PM, with horses to follow. πŸŽƒ

The featured weanling Belgian stud colts are described as gentle and broke to lead-qualities that matter to buyers seeking young stock with foundational training. Bidding takes place online through the market’s HiBid platform at americanmadelivestock.hibid.com.

🎯 Consignments and Participation

The market welcomes consignments for the sale. Those interested in offering livestock or equipment can contact consignment coordinators Sam (931-787-2087) or Karley (615-580-4366). A $25 optional consignment fee applies. ✨

For questions about the sale or specific animals, buyers and sellers can reach out to the Oakes family team: Chad Oakes at (423) 447-8119, Wendell Oakes at (423) 447-7804, or Ryan Oakes at (423) 447-7689.

πŸŽ‰ Special Touches

Beyond the livestock offerings, the market has planned giveaways and goodies throughout the event, adding a festive element to the working auction. The themed sale reflects the market’s effort to make livestock trading accessible and engaging for the community. 🌟

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