Stock Trailers for Sale

If you’re searching for stock trailers for sale that are built to work hard on the farm, ranch, or on the road to shows, you’re in the right place. A quality stock trailer should haul safely, ventilate well, load easily, and hold up for years of real use—whether you’re moving cattle, mixed livestock, or equipment that needs a dependable, enclosed-in-rails haul.

Below you can browse our stock trailer selection and compare configurations like gooseneck vs. bumper pull, steel vs. aluminum, and the practical features that make daily loading and hauling easier. Have questions about the right size or setup? Contact our team and we’ll help you match the trailer to what you’re hauling and how you tow.

Stock Trailers for Sale — Browse Inventory & Compare Options

Browse the stock trailers below and use the specs to narrow your choice quickly. Shoppers commonly compare by:

• Hitch type: Gooseneck or bumper pull

• Material: Steel or aluminum

• Length & layout: Space, airflow, and how animals load/unload

• Axles & ratings: Tandem axle setups, GVWR, and braking

• Loading features: Rear gate style, access doors, and interior control options

Tip: If you’re also seeing listings labeled “livestock trailers for sale” or “cattle trailers for sale,” those searches often overlap with “stock trailers” and usually refer to the same general category of trailer built for hauling animals safely.

What Is a Stock Trailer (and Who It’s For)?

A stock trailer is a livestock-hauling trailer designed with open or slatted sides (or controlled vents) to provide ventilation, visibility, and safe transport for animals. They’re commonly used for:

• Cattle and calves

• Mixed livestock (goats, sheep, hogs)

• Ranch work and farm transport

• Show stock trips where airflow, footing, and easy loading matter

Unlike a utility trailer, a stock trailer is built around animal safety—ventilation, loading control, and durable construction for repeated hauling.

Stock Trailer Types & Hitch Styles

Bumper Pull Stock Trailers

Bumper pull models are popular for straightforward towing and easier maneuvering in tighter spaces. They can be an excellent fit for lighter loads, shorter lengths, and buyers who want a simpler tow setup.

Gooseneck Stock Trailers

A gooseneck stock trailer typically offers added stability, improved turning control, and towing confidence—especially as trailer length and load increase. Many buyers hauling cattle regularly prefer gooseneck setups for the towing feel and weight distribution.

Stock Combo Trailers (multi-use layouts)

If you need flexibility—mixed hauling, ranch work, or different loading patterns—combo-style layouts can be worth considering, depending on how you load and what you haul most often.

Steel vs. Aluminum Stock Trailers — What Should You Choose?

Choosing between steel and aluminum often comes down to priorities:

• Steel stock trailers: Often selected for value, ruggedness, and traditional durability for hard daily work.

• Aluminum stock trailers: Often chosen for reduced weight and corrosion resistance, which can be helpful depending on climate, hauling frequency, and tow vehicle capacity.

If you’re unsure, focus on your tow vehicle limits, how often you haul, and whether weight savings matters for your typical loads.

Key Features Buyers Look For in a Stock Trailer

When comparing stock trailers for sale, here are the features that usually make the biggest real-world difference:

• Ventilation & airflow: Slats/side design that helps keep animals comfortable

• Loading control: Gate design and interior layout that supports calmer loading/unloading

• Flooring & traction: Confidence on wet days and long hauls

• Access points: Side access/escape-style doors (when equipped) can make checks easier

• Brakes & lighting: Road safety, predictable stopping, and compliant lighting

• Build quality details: Welds, hardware, latches, and fit/finish you can rely on

The best setup is the one that fits your livestock type, hauling frequency, and the roads you travel.

Sizes, Axles, and Load Ratings (GVWR) — How to Pick the Right Build

Trailer “right size” depends on what you haul, how many head, and how far you travel.

Length & capacity planning

Think about your typical load (not the maximum you haul once a year). Buying to match routine use usually produces the safest, easiest hauling setup.

Axles and stability

Many livestock haulers prefer tandem axle setups for stability and braking confidence, especially with heavier loads and longer distances.

Understanding GVWR and payload (plain English)

GVWR is the maximum the trailer is rated to weigh when loaded. Payload is what you can carry after accounting for the trailer’s own empty weight. If you’re comparing used stock trailers for sale vs. new, verify the ratings and match them to your real hauling needs.

Towing & Safety Basics for Stock Trailers

Safe towing comes down to a few fundamentals:

• Confirm your tow vehicle’s capacity and hitch rating

• Load for balance (avoid too much weight behind the axles)

• Use a proper brake setup and do a pre-trip light/brake check

• Drive with extra stopping distance and smoother turns—animals shift weight

If you’re not sure what your vehicle can safely handle, we can help you work through a practical tow setup before you buy.

Pricing, Availability, and How to Buy

Shopping for a stock trailer for sale is easier when you follow a simple process:

1. Compare specs on the models below (hitch type, length, axles, ratings, and layout)

2. Shortlist 2–3 options that match your hauling and towing needs

3. Contact us with questions or to confirm fitment (tow vehicle + intended use)

4. Reserve your trailer and schedule pickup

5. Ask about financing and delivery options if you need them

Why Buy from Make My Trailer (Georgia Pickup)

Make My Trailer makes it simple to shop confidently—clear specs, practical guidance, and a team that understands how trailers get used in the real world.

• Factory-direct support and straightforward buying

• Helpful guidance choosing the right hitch style, size, and build

• Convenient pickup in Douglas, Georgia

• Questions answered by real people—before and after the sale

Pickup Location: 91 Harvey Vickers Road, Douglas, GA 31535
Phone: (912) 202-4732
Email: sales@makemytrailer.com

Frequently Asked Questions About Stock Trailers for Sale

What is a stock trailer used for?
Stock trailers are designed to haul livestock safely with ventilation and durable construction—commonly cattle and mixed livestock.

What’s the difference between a stock trailer and a livestock trailer?
In most shopping searches, they’re used interchangeably. “Livestock trailer” is often the broader term, while “stock trailer” is a common category name dealers and buyers use.

Should I choose a gooseneck or bumper pull stock trailer?
Choose bumper pull for simpler towing and smaller setups. Choose gooseneck for added stability and confidence as loads and trailer length increase.

Is an aluminum stock trailer worth it compared to steel?
Aluminum can offer weight savings and corrosion resistance, while steel often offers strong value and rugged dependability. The “best” choice depends on your tow vehicle and hauling routine.

How do I know what size stock trailer I need?
Match the size to your typical number of animals, their size, and how far you haul. If you want help sizing correctly, contact us with your use-case.

What GVWR should I look for in a stock trailer?
Look for a GVWR that covers your expected loaded weight comfortably, not barely. Also account for the trailer’s empty weight when estimating payload.

What vehicle can tow a stock trailer safely?
It depends on the trailer’s loaded weight, hitch type, and your vehicle’s tow and payload ratings. We can help you sanity-check your setup.

Can I reserve a stock trailer and schedule pickup in Georgia?
Yes—once you select a model, contact us to reserve and plan pickup at our Douglas, GA location.

Do you offer financing or delivery?
Financing and delivery options may be available—reach out and we’ll walk you through what fits your situation.