Catalogs....

[bigslackwater]

A guy I know has a hard back Cabelas catalog. It's looks like an encyclopedia. I wonder what you have to purchase to get that sent to you?

 

[bigjohn58]

bigslackwater wrote:
A guy I know has a hard back Cabelas catalog. It's looks like an encyclopedia. I wonder what you have to purchase to get that sent to you?

I somehow end up with 2 of these every year. I make probably 2 purchases a year from Cabelas. 1 purchase is almost always completely free because I have their credit card and use my points. Its the only way I can afford Simms gear! lol

 

[dsmith1427]

I still get one from J. Stockard but this time of year it's mostly seed catalogs and garden planning for me.

 

[wildtrout2]

bigslackwater wrote:
A guy I know has a hard back Cabelas catalog. It's looks like an encyclopedia. I wonder what you have to purchase to get that sent to you?

I have one of these monstrosities, it came after I bought a couple of Lone Wolf tree stands from them. Maybe when I'm 90 it'll be worth something! lol

 

[FarmerDave]

PennypackFlyer wrote:
And to think I thought you used cow pies and methane!!

No, Too much work. But when simply sun dried, they work as fuel in the outside boiler too. Burns better than dead cats!

I still get some catalogs in the mail, but I don't order from Cabelas much anymore, so they stopped sending me the big ones.

 

[FarmerDave]

bigslackwater wrote:
A guy I know has a hard back Cabelas catalog. It's looks like an encyclopedia. I wonder what you have to purchase to get that sent to you?

Don't know, but I've had more than one in the past. They had those neat little fold out tabs, too.

Burned pretty good, too.

I'm guessing it was because I used to have a Cabela's VISA card.

I used to buy most of my clothes from them, but don't anymore.

 

[Gone4Day]

They make a good backstop for target shooting. If you want to compare penetration of different loads, you can look it up by page number! ;-)