Holiday Store Hours
Christmas Eve: Closing early at 3 PM
Christmas Day: CLOSED
New Year’s Eve: 8 AM – 5:30 PM
New Year’s Day: CLOSED
Wishing you a joyful holiday season!
Deck Out Your Front Porch for the Holidays!
We’ve got festive doormats and charming porch signs in stock—perfect for spreading holiday cheer right at your doorstep!
Stay Safe on Slippery Walkways!
We have Ice Kleets and traction tracks to help you safely navigate icy and slippery surfaces this winter.
Get Ready to Ice Fish!
Stop in today for all your ice fishing supplies and gear—everything you need for a successful day on the ice.
Winter is coming!
Our full line of winter apparel and boots is in stock now, with new arrivals coming in weekly.
The days are getting colder!
Stock up now—wood pellets and coal are in store, with delivery available for your convenience. We’re also an authorized HEAP vendor.
Be ready before the freeze!
Ice melt is in stock—grab yours now before winter hits!
NYS hunting licenses are available for purchase in-store—
plus, we’ve got all your sporting goods and attractants right here!
Bring the magic of the season home!
Explore our beautiful holiday giftware, ideal for decorating or sharing with someone special.
We carry a full line of Poulin Grain and Blue Seal feeds for all your animals—
equine, dairy, goats, pigs, poultry, sheep, gamebirds, llamas, and alpacas!
Ticks are disgusting little insects that survive by sucking blood from their hosts, often times from your four-legged friend. Here are some tips to get that pestering tick out:
You should check your animal pretty regularly to see if it has ticks on it. Ticks especially like to nest in the head and neck area. When feeling around your pet, you may encounter an area where you feel a small round lump. If you spread the hair and see a tick, here are the steps you need to take to remove it:
- First of all, you should have latex gloves over your hands to protect yourself from anything that the tick might have.
-Use a pair of tweezers and get them as close to the skin as possible without actually pinching it. Do not pull fast or you may break off the tick’s head in your pet’s skin, causing an infection.
-After you get rid of it by putting in a tissue and disposing of it down the toilet, put antiseptic ointment on your pet where you removed the tick. Be sure to clean the tweezers thoroughly when you’re through.
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