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Just to temper your expectations, not all Bass Pro Shops are this big, but even the smaller ones are bigger than most stores, and they all have those cool water features.
Yeah,they're definitely not all that fancy for sure.
But they're still impressive in their own right. They'll still have the giant fish displays and the stuffed animals everywhere.
The one here in Katy Tx has a marsh out front they put the shallow running flats skiffs in.
I get the feeling he’s not gonna care about that at all. I don’t think it’s about the restaurants or the bowling alleys. I think he’ll be blown away by the fishing section and might not even leave it. Maybe just to look at the fish tank. But all the rest of the stuff, kind of just extra
I lived fairly close to the Garland, TX store and it wasn't as big. It did have a good steakhouse and a Hooters nearby :)
Some are even bigger though. The one in Springfield, Missouri where Bass Pro is headquartered blows that one away.
I live in SoCal and the nearest 1 to me is in Ranch Cucamonga, CA and it's about the same size as the mall next city over
I'll give that kid credit, he managed to go all the way through bass pro shops ....without showing us anything.
Indeed. I mean, Bass Pro Shops carry everything from swimsuits and lifejackets, to high-end hiking boots and lightweight tents, to handguns and ammunition, to even boats and 4-wheelers at some locations. This video showed.... none of that. Just some quick pics of the tchatchke and some fishing poles. What a waste.
@@newgrl YES. It was very frustrating. Sure, I like the theming and decorations, but he spent TOO MUCH TIME just going over and over stuff we saw already. I wanted to see the stuff for sale. How big the departments were. I don't fish but I DO target shoot and I really wanted to see the hunting/sport shooting department and I didn't get to see any of that. :(
LOL.... I was just thinking the same thing. Did not any of the fishing and pleasure boats, 4 wheelers, Quads, fishing tackle, crossbows and archery accessories, rifles, pistols and ammo (maybe did not want a RUclips strike) boots, shoes, camping gear, etc.
Well, in all fairness, a lot of the traffic at that bass pro is probably tourists doing the samething, looking at the scenery.
You expected a guy who covers NASCAR to go through bait and tackle lol
You would love the hunting and fishing culture here in America ! I'm not sure about other countries, but millions of country folks hunt ,fish to feed their families.
I was part of the crew that remodeled the old Pyramid into this bass pro shop. It is definitely worth a visit, awesome place.
We spent all day in there. Didn’t see it all! ❤ my husband was like a kid in a candy store! 😂 I had to fan him the first hour he was sweating so bad from excitement 😂😂
U guys did a great job! ❤
@@Ninjasnail1926 I am glad you think so. I can still go there to this day and spot things I told them to fix that never got fixed. (I ran the piping for the AC systems) Mostly extra hangers that might not necessarily be essential but made me feel better that they were there.
I'll always wonder if somebody went in there, got a hotel room, got too drunk at the restaurant bar, bought a bunch of fishing gear, went back to the hotel room and opened up the window and went drunk fishing in the pond below late at night.
We took a friend from the UK to a Cabellas last year. He was in heaven, and while we were nearby, he went back at least 3 times! He was especially impressed to be able to go and handle the firearms.
REI, Cabella's, Bass Pro Shops, Dick's Sporting Goods, Academy, Grander Mountain.... We do like our gigantic sporting good stores, don't we?
@@newgrl and Scheels
I live in Pennsylvania near the Largest Cabella's in the US , Hamburg, Pa.
🎉basspro owns Cabellas
Bass Pro Shop will also occasionally keep donated record fish. There was a 3lb+ crappie caught in a lake in my state and it was donated to the Bass Pro aquarium so everyone can see it. They also host fishing classes and hunter education courses. Another thing others haven't mentioned missed in the video, the amount of boats they have on display. It varies by year and season (covid was a ghost town for boats), but right now my bass pro is overflowing with inventory.
That one in the Memphis pyramid is so weird-I’ve been to concerts there years ago. It looked kinda sad sitting there empty for years. I’m glad Bass Pro Shops bought it and actually used it for something relatively long-term. BP Shops are pretty cool, even if you’re not a big time hunter or fisherman. There’s one about 12 miles from me (in Little Rock, Arkansas) and I just like going to see the fish (before I go try to catch some of their relatives)!
They didn't buy it: it is a lease. Source I actually am a Memphis resident. Good on you for attending the occasional concert, wherever you're from (Little Rock? There are book stores there bigger than your state capitol).
@@themidsouthcyclist8880 um, okay then...not sure what else to say in reply to low-key insults from a random stranger for no reason, so...
@@ashleydixon4613 pay that person no mind. 😂 Most folks from Tennessee would agree that Memphis is (for the most part) miserable. Nothing like rolling through Memphis after a summer rain 🌧. Literally smells like a pissy diaper. Me and my wife are truckers live just east of Nashville and we roll from Nashville to Texarkana and back 5 days a week. LR ain’t too bad (if they ever finish I-30), Texarkana is ok and Nashville is booming. Memphis? Straight garbage 😂😂😂
Don’t get me wrong. I’ve got SEVERAL friends in or from Memphis. Some really good folks. But a lot of rotten apples.
@@Lumpygrits76 Nashville's turning into its own cesspool.
I loved going to concerts and games there. During Memphis Pharaohs (arena football league) they had 2 fireball cannons. You could feel the heat every time they fired them up.
This reminds me of home. Born and raised in the north Florida swamps. This is beautiful. I have roughly 20 of those giant Bald Cyprus trees buried in a pond on my family's land, put there at my birth by my grandfather....35 years ago.
This is the new HOME BASE PRO BASS STORE in Memphis,Tennessee. It's four hours from where I live in Arkansas. Back in the 80's I went to a lot of concerts in the Pyramid before Pro Bass bought and converted it. Great place to spend a day.
The Pyramid is Bass Pro's flagship store. If you ever get over this way (I'm in Memphis), give us a heads up. Bass Pro, Bar-B-Q, Elvis, Grizzlies, Tigers, plenty to do here!
The store has everything you need for hunting and fishing, including firearms, ammunition, and boats.
Bass Pro shops are all over the place in Texas.
There's one near me and it's almost in sight from the Buc-ee's gas station with the longest car wash in the world.
The Taste of Texas steakhouse that Jolly went to is about 15 minutes from the Bass Pro Shop. Not to mention the Cherry Block butcher shop that has all of the fantastic dry aged steaks which is 10 minutes away from Bass Pro shop as well as the Buc-ee's.
And there's also famous TexMex restaurants all around the area.
This Bass pro is in Tennessee, not Texas. I think he misheard the guy and thought he said Texas on the video.
@@billmckee7790
I know where it is.
He plans on visiting Texas so I told him some of the things he's watched are actually very close to each other..
There's a Buc-ee's,Bass Pro Shop,Taste of Texas and numerous other things he's shown an interest in.
The Bass Pro Shop in Springfield, Missouri where they’re headquartered makes that one look tiny. It’s massive. You could be in there all day long and still not see everything.
We have 3 Cabela's & Bass Pro Shops in my area. And my 91 year old mother (who doesn't like outdoors stuff) loves to shop there. 🙂
If you have a P.O. Box or mailing address, your subscribers would send you lots of stuff! We love sharing our regions best things with others!!!
And if he does I hope he can inform us of the basic customs laws so it does not get confiscated or get held hostage until he pays extra taxes/fees on the package.
I was thinking the same..address & t-shirt size 😂
I used to live in Memphis so I used to go to this bass pro all the time. It’s always a great experience to visit bass pro, especially this one.
It’s a hotel, restaurants, & has a lounge at the top of the pyramid so you can eat & drink with a wild view of the MS river.
the bass pro near me (in Mesa, Arizona) has a pretty big waterfall. they sell boats, utvs, atvs, dirtbikes, LOTS of fishing gear, LOTS of bow hunting gear, crossbows, hunting as well as self-defense guns, ammo, target shooting supplies, tons of camping gear, grilling/smoking supplies, knives, toys, games, coffee mugs and other drinkware, bird feeders, lots of snacks and candy, tons of regular clothes as well as more activity specific attire. there's a mini fudge shop with lots of delicious flavors, the restaurant inside is reasonably priced and the food is good.
I'm responding to this because I just visited this Bass Pro Shop in Memphis for the first time less than two months ago. I'm not an outdoor sportsman (hunter, fisherman), but this store was incredible. I've only worn Columbia PFG shirts for over four years now and have 22 different colors/prints of the exact same shirt, four of which we purchased at this venue, including my favorite tropical print. I was amazed at the variety of firearms available in this store, multiples times more than I've seen anywhere else, to include gun shows. I spent quite a bit of time talking to the clerk in the weapons section and he was so hospitable. I'm an American but I don't own a firearm and I never have, and this was the first time I almost felt guilty that I didn't. We enjoyed a number of sites in Memphis during our visit, but the Bass Pro Shop Pyramid is a must--you will be glad you did.
The Bass Pro shop he is touring (without showing the merchandise), is in the Pyramid in Memphis, Tennessee. If you are going to Texas there are several locations here. Not all are going to be as large as this location, but as others have said the theming will be the outdoors and with similar features. I think all Bass Pro shops have a waterfall and fish tank as well as a pond or two.
Bass Pro also owns the Cabela's stores and those also provide a similar, if not quite as grand experience.
There are a total of 177 Bass Pro Shops/ Cabela's in the US.
Bass Pro bought out it's major competitor Cabela's, so you will see both products in both stores. Since y'all are probably coming to Texas, there 14 stores in Texas. No matter which "big" city you go to, there will be one near for y'all to visit. Some are bigger than others, but all are very cool. The one in my city (Garland, TX.) overlooks the lake and even has it's own boat dock on the water. I have been fortunate enough to go to the "Granddaddy" of all in Springfield, Missouri. It takes at least a full day to go around and see everything there. I really hope you get a chance to go one when y'all visit.
I miss living Garland and going to the basspro and the nearby Hooters
@@gdiaz8827 Ah yes, love going to Hooters after spending too much at BPS. Lol
No joke I graduated from my college in Springfield's Bass Pro shops auditorium
This is my daughters favorite store. This summer she got to visit the headquarters and largest store in Springfield Missouri which is 17 acres big. She thought she’d died and gone to heaven 🤣
Bass fishing is very popular in the United States. In fact there is even a professional bass fishing League where fishermen literally when hundreds of thousands of dollars each tournament weekend.
What I love about bass pro shops is the design always reflects the region it’s in.
He probably didn't show much of the second floor because that's where all the guns, ammo, archery and hunting and camping gear are displayed.
Bass Pro is making some money. They have gotten a decent amout of my monet. We have bought a bit of everythinh from guns to lures. The stores are all really nice.
Your wife would like it also. They have some decent clothes and cute coats and boots. They also have home decore like bedding products and kitchen pans and wares. I got a 100% wool blanket that was originally $100 for only $05. I do live in Georgia and we never really get cold enough for wool and I've never used for it hot and I'm going through the devil sweat at night. They have a little for everyone and the fish are so relaxing to watch.
I've been to this bass pro shop before it's insansely cool! It has the tallest free-standing elevator, 300 feet, in the USA if I remember right and it's surrounded by an alligator enclosure. Plus, that huge artificial cypress swamp throughout the first floor is amazing, in some of the ponds theres huge sturgeon. When I was there, they had divers in the swamp doing maintenance work. The other time, guys were washing windows on the outside of the pyramid. The strangest thing was the live ducks that would swim around. I think they'd been clipped as I never saw any fly. However, they may be so used to people and can't go anywhere, so they dont, i dont know. Speaking of ducks not too far from the pyrimad is the famous Peabody Hotel, which also has ducks that live in the lobby's fountain. The ducks are escorted to and from their own duck penthouse located on the roof.
The Guy giving this tour was NOT a Sportsman, if you could see the Entire Fishing/Hunting Sections you could just stay in there for an entire day finding amazing things..nevermind all the scenery ;P
Bass Pro Shops definitely has branded T-shirts and baseball caps. They are really popular, even with people who don't actually hunt or fish. Austin Brown has written and recorded a song about seeing guys driving around in a pickup with Bass Pro Shop hats on called "Bro, Do You Even Fish?".
They really are everywhere
I'm from Memphis Tennessee, and we have great things for tourists. I highly recommend you come in May because we have a month long barbecue and music festival that's a lot of fun. One downside that you should definitely be aware of though. Memphis has the second highest violent crime rate of any other city in the country.
You should set up a po box so fans can send you stuff 👍
The Bass Pro shop in Manteca California had three full sized baseball diamonds. It is called the Field of Dreams. Worth the visit. HUGE!!!!
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I live in Memphis Tennessee where the Brass Pro Shop pyramid is. It is remarkable. Even the kids love it. Lots and Lots of interaction. Love it. Come and enjoy...You are so welcome!!
The corporate headquarters is in Springfield Missouri. It's 3 massive buildings, one of which is dedicated to fishing boats. It's about a 5 hour drive to the west.
I read that the main Bass Pro in Springfield Missouri is the #2 tourist attraction in the state, after the Gateway Arch. The Wonder of Wildlife Aquarium that is attached to it is incredible.
Lived in Memphis for a few years, as soon as we moved there the wife and I got massages at the resort there. Hated Memphis, but absolutely loved the Bass Pro
I love these shops too, as a woman. I went to a small Bass Pro and was in it for a couple of hours.
Oh, yes! If you enjoy camping/fishing/hunting or nature in general, you'll love the place. It's a hunting fishing store+++ Bring the kiddos if you have them. My sprout was about 5 and told me she wanted to go back to the "fish zoo."
I am from Memphis. I was at "the big dig" ceremony when I was just a kid where they broke ground to build it into the basketball arena.
I live in Springfield Missouri the start of all of the Bass Pro Shops! All starting from Johnny Morris selling lures in his father's liquor store called Brown Derby. I grew up in Ohio where Brown Derby was a steak house.
I’m an American, that has been to this exact store, amongst other Bass Pro Shops, yet I watched the entire video.
The one near me has clothing, home decoration, kid items, fishing, hunting including an archery practice area. Boats, camping , bar b ques food preservation , restaurant with all that atmosphere.
I've been in this particular shop. It's in Memphis, Tn. My mom lives 2 hours south in Mississippi. I've also been in the shop in Lawrenceville, Ga. outside of Atlanta near where I live. It's an adventure 🇺🇸
He did not need to show everything because it has everything a sportsman would want.
Seriously... EVERYTHING. No matter what sport you're into.
You can hit a Cabela's or a Bass Pro Shop both stores are similar especially since they merged. This guy showed you nothing, They have a entire Boat section, Hunting gear, gins, rods, archery section with an archery target center to site in your bow. thousands of lures for fishing, clothing for every adventure. You got a glimpse of the cooking section but just know they have an enormous camping section. For a foreign visitor it is very much like a museum but in reality it's just a cool store. I hope you have an awesome time when you visit.
Like a commenter below mentioned this is a flagship Bass Pro Shop and is not typical. With that said, the regular Bass Pro Shops (there's one near me) is big and impressive although not on the scale of this one. I'm like you in that I can and do spend hours in there.
Memphis here, to add to all the "it isn't anything" comments.... The Pyramid isn't the biggest Bass Pro, but it is the most impressive. You and your son are welcome to be my guests and see the Memphis sights, of which the Pyramid is just a store to us (but we do have the best BBQ in the world, as proven by the fact that the international BBQ contest is held here, and only here every year.
There are lots of amazing cities in the world, including the US, but if you somehow find yourself in Memphis, we are glad to have you. That goes for everyone that will have something negative to say about Memphis or in favor of your own city....we love you, and we also welcome you as family. We Southern cities are all in this together.
Memphi an here too. I agree with everything you said. Memphis is a great city, but yes we do have our fair share of problems. Just like any other city. But Memphis has some of the nicest pete you'll meet. Great food, music and friendly people. Home of Blues. Home of Elvis. Home of the World Championship BBQ Contest. Home of St. Jude Children's Hospital.
This is like the Disneyland for Nature lovers, just jaws in the floor dragging while your eyes are watering with Happy Tears
On the way to see my sister, who moved 700 miles away, I stopped by the Bass Pro in Memphis and it is HUGE.
(Memphis itself felt pretty stretchy. Not a city I'd walk at night)
But yes, being in the Bass Pro felt like I was in a small town indoors. It has like 7 different ponds with different species in them. I took an hour to walk around, not even buying anything.
It was a ton of fun!
6:36 That nothing! those fishing racks go one for 11 straight rows. Even a normal bass pro will have 4 times the amount shown in that scene! If you visit Atlanta, (where I am), there's a Bass Pro less than hours drive from downtown. I mention Atlanta because it's such a common airport for international visitors. But really any major city will have a Bass Pro on the outskirts.
Springfield, Missouri is where you need to go, it's the original and has an absolute awesome wildlife museum
I live in Missouri I live about a mile from the closet Bass pro and there is a new one about 5 miles away, but the one in Springfield is the Grand Daddy of them all.
The other store that is part of Bass Pro Shops is Cabelas. And Cabelas is set up the same way. The Cabelas south of Houston, Texas in League City has thousnads of dollars of my money. Great places to go visit and buy what you need for the outdoors.
It stopped hosting sporting events in 2007. The Bass Pro Shop opened in 2015.
@ Jono Graham: Here's what you were looking for. It's a guided tour of an American sporting goods store. This is the Scheels store in Eden Prairie MN, and what it lacks in architectural splendor it makes up for in inventory.
Never heard bait caster before. Here in the states we call it a reel
I used to work in the main one in Springfield, MO. Used to go there when we were kids when we’d be in town (before we moved there). Haven’t been there in many years since I moved back to the other side of the state. But it was something else.
If you have deep enough pockets, they can outfit you for any outdoor experience, up to, and including an African safari.
I live in a small college town we have a bass pro shop. It has enormous aquarium full of bass fish. The whole place its nice
I dont work for bass pro but my company has a store inside bass pro. Ive worked this location. You can spend hours looking at everything. They have giant alligator gar in those ponds, 5-6ft long.
The main one is in Springfield MO and it's is massive has an aquarium and kind of a zoo and museums in it and is always getting bigger
As a West Tennessee native, I remember when they put forth the proposal to build the Pyramid as a homage to the ancient Egyptian city, which Memphis was named after as both sit upon a river. When it first opened they used it for MidSouth Wrestling, The Rock got his start there. It did sit empty for years and there was talk of demolition until Bass Pro stepped in and turned it into it's largest store in America, along with Ducks Unlimited. I was happy the demolition plan was scrapped because the Pyramid is what makes the downtown skyline pop. I always know I'm coming when I see that building, whether from the air or come across the bridge from I40 West. You should come to Memphis, see the shop and experience the city.
Bass Pro Shops and Cabela's Sporting Goods were two major North American sporting goods brands that specialized in huge, destination shops for outdoor sportsmen......but they merged under a single ownership and now represent 170+ locations across the US and Canada. The Memphis store among the larger stores..but most of them are big enough to be pretty impressive. The original Bass Pro Shop is in Springfield, Missouri while the original Cabela's is in Sidney, Nebraska. They both have extensive fishing, hunting, and camping equipment at their locations....while many stores also have boating and recreational vehicle departments. They also have elaborate displays of mounted and live fish and wildlife that would be the envy of most natural history museums or theme parks.
We were in Springfield for vacation a few weeks ago and went to the BPS there. They now have a huge aquarium and museum inside it. We spent about 4 hours inside and had a blast
There's also a store Cabela's that's like Bass Pro. Here around the north west Florida panhandle we have both. We go to the stores and then spring (cave) diving and fishing at either Vortex Springs, Morrison Springs, Ponce de Leon Springs, which is all within 15 miles of each other on the right roads... I'm a local (graduate of Ponce de Leon High). Come join us. You'll fit right in if you love the outdoors...we also have several LARGE rivers here.... rivers a half mile wide or bigger and we catfish all night or ride down to Panama in Bay county and do some shark fishing... during the summer there is no end to the things a outdoors man can do around this area.
I used to live near ine.. it was fun to take the kids there to check out the fish in the water tanks on the walls. Also they had some fun target games wed play.
That one is in Memphis Tennessee. If you are going to Texas, (that’s where I’ve been all my life) there is a BPS in all the major cities. I’m in the Dallas area and I think we have a few. Many also sell boats.
The one in Memphis is unique and awesome. They are ALL really huge with most of the same stuff.
They have EVERYTHING. Even furniture and decor. Lots of great clothes.
I've been there and it is a true Tourist Attraction. The Restaurant is great .... Being in Memphis, of course I had a Full Rack of Ribs! You can easily spend half a day here!
I’m from Memphis where the Pyramid Bass Pro Shop is and I hope you enjoy Memphis,you should try some Memphis BBQ and The Zoo here in Memphis is definitely one of the best in the country.
The headquarters in Springfield, MO puts this to shame. Not only does it have a MASSIVE store, it has 2 museums inside the store building, and a museum/aquarium next door to it. The headquarters is a full day trip.
This was fun to watch. Greetings from Everett, Washington.
I can't wait to see your videos taken in the USA! I live here and I'd love to visit that store too!
I live around 2.5 hours away. It’s a pretty cool place. The BEST is the original area in Springfield, MO. It’s epic…
Bass Pro Shops/Cabela's awesome place to take the kids at Christmas. And the shopping is wonderful. Low stress. Friendly people. Super hospitality.
where i am at our Bass Pro we got a aquarium and little zoo attached.
i went to the aquarium part and its a hour and a half tour thats three levels.
I went there last month, and yes it is amazing, and the camera doesn’t do it justice
This is only three hours away from where I live. I'm in Arkansas and I've seen the pyramid driving across that bridge you see in the video but I've never been in it. I've been to several other Bass Pro stores though and they're pretty cool. My cousin and her husband stayed in the hotel there before.
I’ve got a Bass Pro Shop about 5.5 miles from my house here in northern Illinois. Not a pyramid though! Still an awesome store. There is a giant aquarium with local freshwater fish and a pond.
If you do come to Texas and are close to the coast like Houston is Galveston is a little over an hour away.
There's all kinds of things to do there,including fishing,you can go to the fishing pier there and rent some poles.
It's best to go on a weekday to avoid the crowds. They have cameras on the the pier so you can see whats going on from your chair at home.
Just do a search for Galveston fishing pier cameras.
Man the Bass Pro Shop is something else. No Way the video even remotely does it justice.
The virtual Golf places are crazy too!
When you visit Texas next year you can check out Bass Pro Shops. There are three in the Dallas/Fort Worth area.
I want to see this one myself, but the original and largest Bass Pro Shop is in Springfield, Missouri. There's a ton of things to do in the area, too. I vacation and visit this place a lot. So, when you plan your trip, let me know, I can help.
He seemed more interested in the theme than what they had to offer.
Even though I live about 15 minutes away from Bass Pro in Broken Arrow, (which is cool), I still like occasional trips to the original B.P. in Springfield Mo.
This is probably their premier showcase store. Most are about the size of a Walmart superstore.
i love bass pro shops im from California we have one here and if you ever go to los vegas thats a good one also plus the fishing section is biiiiiiig you will defiantly love it
I've not been to one in a few years although we have a big one about 20 miles away in Clarksville, Indiana. But that one, large as it is looks dwarfed by the one in this video. Clarksville's is only 2 levels with the big aquarium and a stream running through the store. They have an indoor golf driving range I believe and the shooting arcade as well. And just about every item you could ever hope to see for hunting and fishing from lures to boats.
10:21 Not Texas-this is in Memphis, Tennessee.
Cabelas is another great pro shop. They're owned by the same company as Bass Pro Shops now.
You'd make a great American. Love your content.
You can drive your rv there and they will let you park overnight. Some of them have hookups so you can spend a few days there. Just make sure you have a really big store.
I am a fisherman. But for some context I also saw the Grateful Dead in this building on 4/2/95 after seeing them in GA at the Omni in Atlanta, GA. 💨💨✌💚 and 🎣 for bigguns 🐟🐟🐟
It has the feel of the Pirates of the Caribbean ride in Disneyland, fun and interesting to go to.
Our Bass Pro has waterfalls and fish but no Bowling Alley. Nice!
I have been to this one and it is every bit as crazy as it looks in the video. The restaurant at the top had pretty good food too. There is a pretty good selection of firearms on the second floor.
I have been to the Bass Pro Shop in Memphis and I can tell you that it is awesome.
Bass pro and Calbela's are the same owners. There is a big Calbela's in Michigan and Bass pro is part of a mall a big ass mall.
They have a archery section where you can try new equipment and shoot your bows ,guns guns guns and any fishing gear hunting gear or camping gear made on the planet
Oh wow, that's the bass pro shop in my city!
I’ve been to this bass pro shop in Memphis. We Watch it being built traveling past it going through Memphis several times a year. They finally got it done and we stopped in. Was awesome. My husband had to be dragged out. We was in their all day😂 my best friend almost killed me when they was on vacation recently and I told her husband they was near it. They ended up going and she almost never got him out. Few thousand dollars later and some crying she finally got all his tears wiped and tricked him out 😂😂❤ it’s really nice!
If you ever end up near New Orleans, I think you'd enjoy the Honey Island Swamp Tour. Lots of alligators and giant catfish.
Here in Chicagoland we also have Cabela's which is another awesome store.