πŸŽƒ Spooktacular Special Sale Brings Buckskin Gelding and Livestock to Auction

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🎃 Spooktacular Special Sale Brings Buckskin Gelding and Livestock to Auction

American Made Livestock Market is hosting a festive consignment auction this Halloween weekend, featuring quality horses, equipment, and wagons. The event draws buyers and sellers from across the region who rely on the market as a reliable platform for local livestock trading.

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

The Spooktacular Special Sale takes place on October 31 at American Made Livestock Market, 172 SR 111 N, Dunlap, Tennessee. Outside wagons and equipment sales begin at 12 p.m., with horses to follow. 🐴 The featured offering is Buck, a 7-year-old buckskin gelding described as “fancy broke” with working experience in feed lots. Online bidding is available for those unable to attend in person.

πŸŽ‰ Giveaways, Consignments & Community Atmosphere

The sale includes giveaways and goodies throughout the day, adding a festive spirit to the livestock trading event. Consignments are welcome for a $25 optional fee. Interested sellers can contact Sam at 931-787-2087 or Karley at 615-580-4366 to arrange consignments. ✨

πŸ“ž Questions & Contact Information

For questions about the sale or specific livestock, 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. More information is available on the market’s Facebook page.

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