From Cyberspace to Brick-and-Mortar: High Mountain Hunting Supply Opens First Retail Location

Wenatchee, WA (PRWEB) February 21, 2008

Kelsey Hilderbrand, president of High Mountain Hunting Supply and LuvToHunt.com, proudly announces the opening of the first High Mountain Hunting Supply retail store in Wenatchee, WA.

Centrally located at 223 North Mission Street, the new High Mountain store is open Monday - Saturday, from 9:00 AM - 7:00 PM. The Firearms Sales Manager is local legend Jerry Monroe, and the Archery Manager is Dewey McGowan. Dewey is famous for his handmade archery equipment and superb repair and refurbishing work, not to mention his intimate knowledge of hunting in north-central Washington State. The store even has a small archery range where you can try out various bows.

President Kelsey Hilderbrand has been an avid hunter and outdoorsman for over 25 years. He has an encyclopedic knowledge of firearms and has developed High Mountain Hunting Supply into a near-paradise for hunters around the world. High Mountain is rapidly gaining a terrific reputation both online and off due to its extremely competitive pricing and top-notch customer service.

Kelsey stated that "Quality customer service is the hallmark of a great business, and that's what we're aiming to be."

Customers seem to agree:

• I find your website interesting, appreciate the (honest) personal service that you have provided, will definitely consider using you for purchases in the future and will let my friends about your company as well. John--Michigan
• Got the gun, luv the gun, ten more days 'till we have some fun! :) Thanks Kelsey - you're the best! Dennis--Hanford, CA
• Hi Kelsey I picked up the rifle that I ordered from you yesterday, it looks great - will take it to the range this weekend my son and I can't wait to shoot it… I would recommend you anytime. Alan--Pennsylvania

High Mountain Hunting Supply started as a primarily web-based business found at http://www.LuvToHunt.com. Customers can still order from the web site, of course, but now anyone in north-central Washington State can stop by the store on Mission Street, too.

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