Cabelas.ca the canadian cabelas that used to be S.I.R.
Send me your wish list and I will be happy send you a quote.hey fella's
anyone know of a reasonable place to buy some hunting gear. Last year I bought through Cabelas, but I really don't want to paid the $60 in duty, fee's, and shipping. Anyone have a site within Canada???
The price is higher and normally you end up with someting arriving late that is not what you wanted in the first place. Or you get ripped for not buying the item from them although you brought your arrows in for re-fletching.I don't have it but I can get it
Where did you get the bow
Funny thing is that I spend hundred of dollars at these shops buying accesories and sending other buddies over to buy stuff. For some reason they seem to forget that part of itAll these guys buying bows at other places only to bring their stuff in for maintenance
Hi- I have a shop -and its been in operation for about 5 years now.Here's to anybody owning a shop and is reading this. I look for the best deal. I still buy from shops around here but if you don't have any inventory and it takes weeks to get something then what do expect a consumer to do. You won't be in business long with that attitude. Word of mouth travels fast.
Ijust got a whole wack of stuff off ebay all max 4 for reasonable prices and deliveryhey fella's
anyone know of a reasonable place to buy some hunting gear. Last year I bought through Cabelas, but I really don't want to paid the $60 in duty, fee's, and shipping. Anyone have a site within Canada???
Where are you located?Hi- I have a shop -and its been in operation for about 5 years now.
"No sign out front" Customer base is largely word of mouth and just recently added a website and also I enjoy participating in forums like these through advertising and discussing products.
After reading your post-- decided I agree-
You should always look around for the best deal- its your earned money that your exchanging for what you hope will be great value.
Inventory- huge cost to business but absolutely nesscessary- people like to have hands on when they come to your shop and if its not geographically convienent they need to know they wont be waiting long for their gear.
The one thing I did not see in your post that I firmly believe is also in the quality of product-Why sell gear you can buy cheaper at Walmart.
I often say : I could sell out of the back of my car and people would not care as long as it was the gear they wanted and it was priced right.
The last thing i like to say is "you can't be everything to every body" I specialize in Waterfowl gear- dont know a thing about fishing - so I dont do fishing![]()
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Hey Dux,Hi- I have a shop -and its been in operation for about 5 years now.
"No sign out front" Customer base is largely word of mouth and just recently added a website and also I enjoy participating in forums like these through advertising and discussing products.
After reading your post-- decided I agree-
You should always look around for the best deal- its your earned money that your exchanging for what you hope will be great value.
Inventory- huge cost to business but absolutely nesscessary- people like to have hands on when they come to your shop and if its not geographically convienent they need to know they wont be waiting long for their gear.
The one thing I did not see in your post that I firmly believe is also in the quality of product-Why sell gear you can buy cheaper at Walmart.
I often say : I could sell out of the back of my car and people would not care as long as it was the gear they wanted and it was priced right.
The last thing i like to say is "you can't be everything to every body" I specialize in Waterfowl gear- dont know a thing about fishing - so I dont do fishing![]()
Picture does not show the other room and garage of gear.
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