FREEMAN YODER AUCTION CENTER PUNXSUTAWNEY NOVEMBER 13 & 14, 2020

I found this on Pennswoods.
I know nothing more than what I am going to copy and paste here , If anyone has any info , I'd like to hear it.

2-DAY GUN SHOW: NOVEMBER 13 & 14, 2020 starts at 9:00 AM EACH DAY.

AT THE FREEMAN YODER AUCTION CENTER 199 TIPPLE ROAD, PUNXSUTAWNEY PA 15767

ADMISSION $3.00 (AGE 16 AND UNDER FREE)

HUNTING- TRAPPING- COLLECTIBLES- AMMO- KNIVES

BREAKFAST & LUNCH WILL BE SERVED BY AMISH LADIES. RESTROOMS AVAILABLE.

VENDORS: $15.00 PER 6' TABLE AND $20.00 PER 8' TABLE.
SETUP THURSDAY AFTERNOON THE 12TH there is a SECURITY SYSTEM.

FOR MORE INFORMATION OR TO RESERVE TABLES CALL FREEMAN 814/952/1453.

The show is on and it is real. I know the guy who is putting it on, and he*s a good guy. I don*t think I*m gonna be able to make it up there to be a vendor, but I hope to drive up there at least and come through the show.

Shit I might go since its relatively close, also after the election so hopefully the panic has died down.

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The show is on and it is real. I know the guy who is putting it on, and he*s a good guy. I don*t think I*m gonna be able to make it up there to be a vendor, but I hope to drive up there at least and come through the show.

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Sounds good , Punxy is an easy enough drive I wouldn't mind.
Any idea on the number of tables that will be there and is this their 1st show , don't think I ever heard of it before.

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That's pretty much the info I posted.
I am assuming this is an Amish put together show.
In MY experience those usually are too large for whatever reason.
Being in Punxy , I could see this being a decent show , meaning 150 plus tables *. but I really don't know.
Plan on going regardless

As of this moment ... this is still on ... with 50ish tables sold

Anyone go today?

I was there most of the morning. Good little show.
About 50 tables - smaller than the Brookville show - but nice folks and great Amish food.

Not a lot in terms of ammo, but a few deals here and there.

My drive was just under two hours each way and I was glad I went Friday.

Prof

I dunno about great Amish food , it was kind of typical I thought ,maybe it is me ... when I hear "amish" .. i expect a little bit more.....
i seem to find a better food set up at the volley shows but they had coffee :) . standard hotdogs , burgers , sausage sandwhich. One guy did have some black pistols and a little AR stuff. Stripped lowers at 89 but I thought he said 20 for the transfer ..... one guy had his little BP cannon set up .... guy with fishing rods , which wasn't bad if in the market for some including heavy ones ..... guy with a little army stuff , pouches , m1 bayos , etc ...... no real ammo except some old boxes here and there for the most part ..... that guy was there ...5 bucks says Noah knows him .... he goes to many little shows and wears the cowboy hat with little pins and shell casings all over , makes you think of an old time truck driver ...... some hunting rifles/shotguns ..... and stuff ........ was only 3 bucks to get in ... people were nice........ I picked up a flyer saying Mahaffey is having their 2nd show come March .... my gosh that one was small last year ... but the food brought tears to my eyes ...... I combined my trip with a stop at Yoders antiques a little farther down the road towards Punxy ....... my real find was on the way home , i stopped at a junkers place and snagged some almost free propane tanks I been wanting .....