Posted by JimIA on October 04, 2016 at 08:12:41 from (208.74.246.171):
In Reply to: Another bites the dust posted by charlie n on October 03, 2016 at 19:59:13:
You know for how similar I find the stores I thought they were owned by the same corporation all along. When I got married I went to the Cabelas in Prairie Du Chien Wisconsin as it is not too far away from me. I wanted to buy my Groomsman and Ushers pocket knives as presents. Something they could use. Do you think I could find some basic pockets knives at Cabelas? No! Do you think I could find someone to help me there that knew what basic pocket knives were? No! I left there, went to Starks in town, the sporting goods store that has been in town for years. I walked in the door and started looking, a fellow came up to me and asked what I needed, I told him and he got me 8 Buck knives at a great price.
Now in defense for Cabelas, I have found that their button up shirts are a very good quality and I wear them at work.
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