pyclub1

I am a huge basspro shops fan and have never had any problems, I drive at least 1 time every 2 months 5 hours to our nearest bass pro shops in Illinois and I live in northern WI.. I have never gotten any attitude and can only make assumptions to why YOU got attitude... Also you cant blame a store for running out of something especially if they dont carry many in stock.. I have dealt with Bass Pro before with sale items out of stock after I drove 5 hours, and they have told me the same thing every time, and that is that they would give me the sale price on the item/items when they recieve the new shippment.. Give that a try next time and dont let one or two bad apples ruin the whole bushell.. Even in my Favorite resteraunt I have had a bad steak a time or two and I still go back... Whatever your decision hopefully you will get the bow package you want and are happy with it and score this fall... Thats what really matters is that you wind up happy no matter how many miles or minutes you spent getting their...
Jim

robbcayman

I agree Bass Pro has become the Wal-Mart of outdoor equipment. I went to buy a gps the other day and a sales associate totally ignored me for 5 minutes. So, I politely asked him to assist me and answer a few questions. He sits there and gives me this blank look for literally a minute and says what. I was kind of shocked, but I chalked it up to the guy having a bad day.

Then I asked him the differences between 2 models and he replied: read the tag!!! [:@] Okay, I'm a nice guy and I'm not a kid at age 25 and this really made me mad. I have spent a lot of money in that store, and that is not the way you should treat customers. I decided to walk off after that. I know that all companies have bad employees, but I am just sick of it. I have decided to order most of my stuff online and stick with my local bow shop.