Cabela's 2424 U.S. 6, Grand Junction, CO 81505

"Got this chair there. The staff was super helpful trying to find one in the back so I got blue. Thanks"

"Most all of their products are very good. I do recommend comparing prices and making sure they have what you want in stock. I transferred a rifle from their Dallas TX store and the transaction went smoothly."

"Good selection and mostly the same prices as other Cabela's. The thing that sets this particular store apart is the odd behavior of some of the employees. One gentlemen follows you around and a couple other workers will sometimes snatch items out of your hand put devices on them and instead of handing them back to you to take up and purchase they simply put them back on the shelf or even at a workers station. Damned weirdest behavior I've ever seen. I think they have been hanging out with the Dillard's guys or something from last year's review."

"As we all know the holidays can be a bit stressful for all. I experienced a very rude and foul mouthed man recently at this store mainly because his "needs" weren't being met. I have to give kudos where kudos are due because the Cabela's staff handled it very professionally and as quietly as they could. What I assume was the manager tried to do her best to handle his needs and it was apparent that he was not going to be happy no matter what treatment he was getting. Store was busy but I could honestly see that the staff was doing their best to get us all out in a timely manner. Thank you Cabela's Grand Junction for having what I needed and for showing class and patience in front of your customers. I will be back and highly recommend this store! Merry Christmas!"

"Some reviewers are unaware that they have a part to do themselves in use of such an amazing source. God himself feels honor back to the founding days of Cabela's. As Bass Pro, the current owner of the Cabela's corporation, stewards the way forward, customers need to do their part. Modern times bring challenges to the blessings on the outfit from the beginning, and the problems have to occur somewhere. An outfitter supplies goods to facilitate your interactions with mother nature, with the Earth, with family, friends and with yourself. Directors and managers have a real responsibility to do justice to the brand; if you can do better than they are, put in an application. There is a certain appreciation needed to make the wheels turn true. Plan well, order carefully and early, keep a spirit of gratitude. Endure setbacks as a test of character; do the right thing first yourself in response to issues. The miraculous often hides itself behind a veil of common worldly stuff. Back when Mr. Cabela started by offering tied fly fishing lures for mail order through magazine ads, the saying, "Great things start small," was proven."