6 Responses to “The Web Room”

1. #  Anonymous February 17, 2009 3:39 PM

   hey david,
   that was a cool video blog. i love the Realtree website, it's great. Keep up the great work. See ya in Nashville. :)  

2. #  Anonymous February 17, 2009 3:43 PM

   Hey David,
   I forgot to put my name on my comment above. Silly me tricks are for kids. lol
   
   Kristle Oberlander  

3. #  Todd - Indiana February 18, 2009 12:01 AM

   As much that is done on the web now a days, it is important to be a part of it. Nice thing about the web is you see one thing you are interested in (like in one of you advertisements) and in a few clicks, and a couple of links, you have a fully informed customer. The days of seeing something once and going to the shop to find out about it are coming to a close. I have a few customers who come in and see something that they saw on the web. The only thing that is missing is the touch and feel portion. Everything else is already decided on. The web is such a powerful tool. Good move helping the vendors and suppliers get up to speed on such a massive resource.  

4. #  Anonymous February 18, 2009 12:42 PM

   Very Neat.Really like the idea and web is the only way.
   Very Exciting! - Dilbeck  

5. #  Anonymous February 18, 2009 12:43 PM

   Very Neat.Really like the idea and web is the only way.
   Very Exciting! - Dilbeck  

6. #  Anonymous March 7, 2009 4:38 PM

   my name is roger porter iam 60 years ol;d and have one son who just was released from active duty with the army in march 08. he loves to bow hunt and I am asking if you would consider him for one of your bow hunts. he was in iraq and an ied went off killing two in front of him and two behind him. he was thrown against a wall and woke up 3 days later in a hospital in bagdad. he has only bow hunted once and that was last year and killed a large doe. I know you receive lots of letters requesting this , but I can only hope you will consider him. thank you roger porter email address rdp8726@hotmail.com  

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