🐴 Spooktacular Special Sale Brings Horses and Equipment to Auction This Saturday

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🐴 Spooktacular Special Sale Brings Horses and Equipment to Auction This Saturday

American Made Livestock Market is hosting a themed auction event featuring horses, wagons, and equipment, with both in-person and online bidding options available to buyers across the region.

📍 What’s on the Block

The sale highlights a 12-year-old buckskin gelding that is kid-broke and recently completed three days at riding camp. 🎯 Outside wagons and equipment will start the auction at noon, with horses following afterward. Consignments are welcome for a $25 optional fee, and the event promises giveaways and special surprises throughout the day.

🗓️ Event Details

The Spooktacular Special Sale takes place on October 31 at American Made Livestock Market, located at 172 SR 111 N. Both on-site and online bidding are available, making it accessible to buyers who cannot attend in person. ✨

📞 How to Participate

For questions about the sale or to arrange consignments, interested buyers and sellers can contact the team directly. Sam and Karley handle consignment inquiries, while Chad, Wendell, and Ryan Oakes manage general questions about the auction. Follow American Made Livestock Market on Facebook for updates on additional consignments and sale details. 📱

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Written By Tom Seest

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