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| Heck, the parking lot was bigger than even Walmart's!...and people (well, mostly guys) were flooding in. |
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| This is the plaque at the base of the sculpture. |
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| Kim, off on another hunt! |
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| This is what you see when you first walk in. |
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| Life sized animals. |
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| One area of the store was set aside for us to walk around and view a number of animals....like a zoo, but stuffed....well taxidermed I guess. |
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| A very large rattler.....eeeek. |
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| They had great markers for all the animals. We thought it would've been fun to have a sign for this guy. "Male Hunter, Age 45. Lives an average of 80 years. Diet comprised of beer and chips. Last seen pursuing Grizzly Bear". |
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| You can see how tall this bear is next to Kim. How would you like to run across him in the forest? |
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| .....or this bad boy !?? |
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| We have yet to see a real moose in our travels. This is as close as we've come. |
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| They even had two large aquariums that showed the fish we're supposed to catch (and release?). |
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| Oh yeah...they had merchandise also. Check out the "small" selection of fishing poles. |
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| Who knew that you needed to have so many choices of poles? |
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| We did end up buying a couple of these harnesses for our binoculars. They're great! You can walk without the binocs bouncing on your chest. |
We mostly looked at the animals. Killed a good hour and did not even get to the second floor. We felt like tourists at a tourist attraction....walking around gawking with our mouths open.
