What's the go-to now that Black Ovis/Camofire is gone?

[Deserttacoma84]

What's everyone's go-to website for clothing deals now that Camofire is gone, without going to each brand's website?

 

[flyfisher117]

Whoever has the best sale at the time.

 

[Rock’N Tacos]

Whoever has the best sale at the time.

This…lol. For any entrepreneurs out there maybe a few of us should get together and fill a void. Sounds like an opportunity.

 

[Oregonboy]

I guess sierra trading post comes to mind, they have solid deals but inventory is pretty random.

 

[RADunfee]

I just know one day I will look cool and old school rocking my Black Ovis hats and clothing.

 

[DrBeetleKill]

This…lol. For any entrepreneurs out there maybe a few of us should get together and fill a void. Sounds like an opportunity.

I agree. Even some of the 50% off sales are still too steep.

 

[LIWolverine]

This…lol. For any entrepreneurs out there maybe a few of us should get together and fill a void. Sounds like an opportunity.

Let’s go!

A question though, why shut it down and not sell or reorganize? I don’t have any inside info that someone on here might have.

Was someone already positioned to compete and saw no need to buy them out? Or were they just too deep in the hole to even be marketable?

I would think their supply chain and site were worth a lot on their own.


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[BBarnett13]

I've had good luck buying from Mountain Archery during their sales, especially Black Friday.

 

[Bump79]

I've had good luck buying from Mountain Archery during their sales, especially Black Friday.

Hunt Of The Day - Mountain Archery

mountain-archery.com

 

[Bump79]

Gohunt has a lot of good sales too.

 

[svivian]

I heard 1shot gear is the place to go now

 

[LottieDog]

I’ve always felt go hunt had decent sales

 

[Schmo]

Let’s go!

A question though, why shut it down and not sell or reorganize? I don’t have any inside info that someone on here might have.

Was someone already positioned to compete and saw no need to buy them out? Or were they just too deep in the hole to even be marketable?

I would think their supply chain and site were worth a lot on their own.


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Being $4.2M in the hole makes them to deep to be anywhere near marketable in my opinion

 

[grfox92]

I just google the item I want to buy and buy it from who ever has the best price.

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[Hnthrdr]

I heard 1shot gear is the place to go now

Haha leave my little golden buddies alone they are a solid shop, their social media game might be a little slow and uninformed, but they are passionate and try to take care of their customers

 

[Hnthrdr]

Being $4.2M in the hole makes them to deep to be anywhere near marketable in my opinion

Wowza, that’s no bueno

 

[cal30_sniper]

One place I’ve always kept an eye on is dvor.com. It’s the fire sale branch of optics planet. I’ve gotten a lot of good ammo, reloading components, scopes, packs, and clothes off there over the years. Not all of their deals are that great, but some of them really are. It is admittedly more tactical focused than hunting focused, but a lot of good hunting stuff still goes across there.

They run brands like Redding, Nosler, Hornady, Trijicon, Mystery Ranch, Kryptek, and a number of others regularly.

 

[LIWolverine]

Being $4.2M in the hole makes them to deep to be anywhere near marketable in my opinion

That’ll do it.


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[wyosteve]

Eurooptic and Midway sometimes have decent deals.