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Hawkeye5

Hawkeye5

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Hey Joe... Can you tell us which state do you sell the most Bucks in? :confused:

if so has it always been the same state?:confused:

Thanks
Hawkeye
 
You really want to test Joe's skill with Microsoft Office, don't you??? :D

(He has a hard enough time with vBulletin) :p
 
Speaking of states.... I noticed in the latest issue of Knives Illustrated they still have El Cajon CA listed as Buck's address for contact. Hope the USPS still forwards the mail to Post Falls :rolleyes:
 
Messersmith said:
Speaking of states.... I noticed in the latest issue of Knives Illustrated they still have El Cajon CA listed as Buck's address for contact. Hope the USPS still forwards the mail to Post Falls :rolleyes:
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Joe still has El Cajon listed in his profile...you can see it in the upper right corner of any post of his... ;)

Maybe he stayed behind...after all, he can answer our complaints in El Cajon as well as in Post Falls... :D

Besides...The Jobs Not Over Till The Paper Work Is Done!!! :p :thumbup:
 
We sell them all right here in Idaho silly! Then we ship them all around the world...:rolleyes: :D
I seriously have no idea but let me ask around.
Whats a vbulletin?

I tried once to change El Cajon to Post Falls but even with my exceptional computer skills :rolleyes: I could not figure it out.
 
Joe Houser said:
Whats a vbulletin?
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This forum...this whole site...the software that makes up this forum/site... :p

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I tried once to change El Cajon to Post Falls but even with my exceptional computer skills :rolleyes: I could not figure it out.
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OK...Go to -

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Change whatever you want and BAM! - Bob's Your Uncle!!! :D

Say...Whatever happened to that Buck Web Site guy you said you hired??? :grumpy: This is exactly the kind of thing bozos like that are supposed to do...(sorry, Goose)...
 
Richard Matheny said:
Arkansas to Wally World.
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Arkansas:eek: Is that your final answer? That is a very good answer Richard.:D I was hopping

it was Texas ,or some place like that. Walmart don't count becouse

there employee's get all the christmas tin's..LOL....

Where was it before walmart?

thanks for your help.

Hawkeye
 
If we assume uniform consumption per capita, California, as our most highly populated state, probably winds up with the most Buck knives. Because so many knives are sold through distributors and large retailers who distribute their own stock, Buck probably doesn't/can't know who actually gets the most knives.
 
Richard Matheny said:
If we assume uniform consumption per capita, California, as our most highly populated state, probably winds up with the most Buck knives. Because so many knives are sold through distributors and large retailers who distribute their own stock, Buck probably doesn't/can't know who actually gets the most knives.
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O.K. Richard ..Thanks for all your help.:thumbup:
Hawkeye
 
Just to chime in on the original question, my guess would be that the most Buck knives are sold in one of the big hunting states (states with a lot of hunters) like MI, TX, PA or NY. :confused:
 
Messersmith said:
Just to chime in on the original question, my guess would be that the most Buck knives are sold in one of the big hunting states (states with a lot of hunters) like MI, TX, PA or NY. :confused:
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Good point Messy.I just bet that you are right.
Thanks for yor input.
jeff
 
Along the same lines... does anyone know which of Bucks models are the top sellers in recent years? No doubt the 110 is first but what rounds out the top 5?
 
Messersmith said:
Along the same lines... does anyone know which of Bucks models are the top sellers in recent years? No doubt the 110 is first but what rounds out the top 5?
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Do you mean in $$$ or in individual sales numbers??? I doubt the 110 gets the $$$ as it is discounted too much...maybe the 119??? :confused:

Interesting question...which model Buck generates the most dollar returns??? :)
 
my geuss would be that the 110 would be #1, 119 would be #2, the rush or the sirus #3, the vangaurd #4, and #5 would either be the alpha folders ar the folding strider police models
 
Thanks Heng Em. I didn't realize the Rush, Sirus and Vanguard were that popular. Guess I need to get one of each to see what all the fuss is about :p
 
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