🐴 Nationalbred Mare Up for Auction This Saturday at American Made Livestock Market

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🐴 Nationalbred Mare Up for Auction This Saturday at American Made Livestock Market

American Made Livestock Market in Dunlap continues its fall auction schedule with a lineup of livestock sales, including a featured 7- to 8-year-old mare heading to the block this weekend. The market’s regular Saturday sales draw buyers and sellers from across the region looking for quality animals and equipment.

πŸ“‹ About the Mare

The mare being auctioned is a nationalbred cross-half Saddlebred and half Walking Horse-with prior riding experience. She has been turned out as a brood mare and has been running with a sorrel mammoth jack for the past three months. 🐎

🌐 Online Bidding Available

Buyers who cannot attend in person can participate through online bidding, making it easier for regional livestock enthusiasts to compete for animals without traveling to the sale. Online bidding opens the market to a wider audience and reflects how local agricultural businesses are adapting to modern buyer preferences. ✨

πŸ—“οΈ Fall Auction Schedule

American Made Livestock Market has announced a busy October schedule. Friday, October 16th features a chickens and goats sale, followed by a tack and horses sale on Saturday, October 17th. The market is also planning a special “Spooktacular” event on Saturday, October 31st, featuring horses and mules of all sizes and colors-described as “the best sale of the year to be at.” πŸŽƒ

πŸ“ž How to Consign or Get Information

Sellers interested in consigning livestock can contact Sam at 931-787-2087 or Karley at 615-580-4366. For sale information and details, buyers can reach Chad Oakes at 423-447-8119, Ryan Oakes at 423-447-7689, or Wendell Oakes at 423-447-7804. The market encourages followers to check their Facebook page regularly to see upcoming consignments. πŸ“£

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