In Crimson Desert, players can sell livestock on the black-market stockyard outside major cities, and stolen horses to a horse fence near the Hills of No Return.
The payout is modest, yet for anyone who needs to quietly offload ill-gotten animals, knowing where to go and whom to talk to is priceless.
Stolen livestock—cows, pigs, goats, and any other NPC-owned beasts—can be off-loaded at the black-market stockyard south-east of Hernand. You must physically lead the animal to the fence and walk inside his shack together. Chickens and ducks can be carried, but cows and bulls have to be ridden like mounts.
Three fences exist: south-east of Hernand, in Demenisse, and in Tashkalpe.
Finish the Grey-Mane quest “Fields of Plenty” and a large farm appears at your base on Wolf Hill. Breed cattle, slaughter them for meat, or sell them for profit. Lead the animal to the counter under the coin sign; the one-eyed NPC will pay you in camp funds, not cash, topping up the Wolf Hill coffers directly.
How to Sell Horses
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Horses are not livestock, so the fence won’t take them. You still need to ride the horse to a buyer.
Take stolen mounts to the horse fence at Saddleborn Ranch, north-east of Hernand and east of the Hills of No Return. Stolen horses can’t be registered; ride them while they’re useful or sell them here.
Selling Your Own Horses
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Wild-caught horses with no owner can be sold at any stable. Speak to the stable master, choose “Sell Horse,” and pick the mount you want to cash in. After the second camp upgrade, you can also sell to the camp stable keeper on Wolf Hill. Saddles, armor, and any gear on the horse go with it; you can’t get them back, so double-check before you confirm the sale.
