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• Show, Hunt, and Pleasure Riding Apparel

• Chaps, Boots, and Footwear

• Helmets and Gloves

• Coolers, Sheets, and Turnouts

• Tack Room Furniture

• Animal Health Supplies

• Casual Country Attire and Leisure Clothing

• Handbags, Wallets, and Belts

• Jewelry and Local Artwork

• Gifts and Toys

• Books, Magazines, and DVDs

“Equestrians, animal enthusiasts, and those who enjoy the country lifestyle should find just what they are looking for at the new TriCounty Feeds, Etc.,” commented Jeri Jackson, vice president. “Brands such as Ariat, Harry Hall, Masta, Horseware, Stubben, Lucchese, Frantisi, and International fill the displays at our new store and every month new products will be added,” Jeri Jackson said.

In addition, hand-forged ironwork, glass pieces, pottery, and paintings by local artists can be found. An assortment of environmentally friendly products is also available including natural handcrafted soaps, soy candles, cleaning products, and clay dyed hemp and organic leisure clothing matte in the U.S.A.

Tri-County Feeds, Etc.’s friendly and knowledgeable staff will be on hand to help customers find exactly what they are looking for and answer any questions they may have. Gift cards will be available.

A comprehensive media center/confe rence center will provide an excellent location for research, education, and training for Tri-County Feeds, Etc.’s customers and local community groups. The desktop computer station will enable users to view educational materials. A wall-mounted, eight-foot wide, high-clarity

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