Stopped in at 4:30pm on a Sunday to get a propane refill. TSC advertises with large signage that…read morethis is a service they offer. I went inside and an associate said he would send someone out. I got my tanks out of my truck and waited patiently. The same person from inside then came over to let me know that they aren't filling propane anymore today since they have a truck and need to unload it..... the place closes at 7pm but they can't fill propane after 4:30pm...... Good luck selling the things you unload from the truck. I won't be back.

They use to have 2 string straw but don't have it anymore it was really helpful because it was a…read morecheap source of bedding

I've only been inside this store once before and I would describe it as a merging of an Ace…read moreHardware with a Rural King. I saw a Black Friday advertisement flyer in my Mooresville newspaper and decided to check them out again. I was looking for a couple of pairs of new gloves for one. I did manage to find a new pair of gloves to go with my new jacket I bought last month from the Indianapolis Speedway Museum. I purchased a pair of Ridgeline leather gloves that will become a pair of driving gloves for me and they were very reasonably priced. I didn't find the second pair but I think they will not appear until the Spring or Summer seasons. I did find a nice assortment of insulated gloves, socks, boots and other outdoor clothing. Unfortunately they did not have my size in the socks since my feet are a size smaller than the normal size of large. They also had an assortment of women's socks and knit hats for both genders. I like this store and need to remember to come back often.

Wanting a more natural, low/no dust cat litter for my kitties, I tried out Feline Pine and loved…read moreit. I knew right away that I could get the same tiny pine pellets at Tractor Supply, MUCH cheaper. Tractor Supply is listed as a pet friendly store, so I took my furry buddy, Clarabelle with me. She was happy to escort me back to livestock bedding and feed, where I found what I thought I was looking for. They have 40 pound bags of Pine pellets for $5.99. You will pay $10-$15 for a 20 pound bag of Feline Pine, depending where you buy it. So this is a great deal. However, at first, I couldn't see anything about what the pellets are made of. Being large, heavy bags, the way they were stacked high, I couldn't get a good look. So I asked an employee as he walked past me. He looked the bag over, said he wasn't sure and he'd go ask. As he came back thru, he told me he couldn't find anything on it, apologized, and kept on going. I did a quick search online and quickly realized it was indeed pine and exactly what I needed. I noticed the word "pine" across the top as I loaded the bag into my cart. The cashier was polite and offered my pup a treat, even tho my picky gal had no interest. Nice enough store and it really has a lot of stuff packed into the space. I would have appreciated more helpful, knowledgeable employees.

The manager of the store in Greencastle, Ind refused to get a man to help me with some very heavy…read moreitems I had purchased. I asked him to help get them into my truck, he refused! I had to end up using the only employee he would allow to help me, a 90 lb teenage girl! Then he barred me, a 71 year old woman, from HIS store, for asking for a man to help with the heavy lifting! He is, obviously, a very lazy person, getting paid to do as little as he can get away with! Thank goodness there are other TSC stores close by to shop at from now on!

If you know me, then you likely also know I'm not really the Rural King target customer. I've…read morealways been fascinated by the store, however, I've never visited until I decided to drop in while having breakfast at the nearby Emmy's. I was on my way to do some more clearing out of my recently passed father's home. I've been intentionally having experiences that make me smile in an effort to balance all the emotions. What can I say? Rural King made me smile. From looking at other reviews, it's obvious that this is a relatively new spot for Rural King. It's on the western end of Avon not long before you head into Danville. While I tend to be a city boy (eastside of Indy), my parents lived in Putnam County and were what I'd call rural-lite. You will mostly find Rural King in, you guessed it, rural areas because it's a store clearly aimed at the rural lifestyle. That said, there's much to find for a city boy like me and often at much better prices than you'd expect. For example, the bird seed that I bought today was clearly at a much better price than you'll find in most stores and even online options (including the not named mega-online option). There's accessible parking here and an easy to enter front entrance. Aisles are wide enough for wheelchair users and there are employees present who are more than willing to help. They are friendly without being pushy. As I looked around, I will admit I really was having quite a bit of fun. Rural King carries clothing (mostly work/farm brands), gardening items, outdoor furniture, farm items, home goods, automotive, pet, and quite a bit more. They offer popcorn and coffee for shoppers. I was amazed at the bird seed prices. As a person fairly new with ensuring my bird feeder is always full, a place like Rural King makes that possible. Rural King carries all the familiar quality brands (Carhartt galore here) and the atmosphere for shopping is warm, welcoming, and yet also professional. If I hadn't been on the way to clear out a house, I'd have no doubt bought even more. I still bought bird seed as it was simply too good to pass up. My birds said "Thank you." The check out person was super friendly (she apologized for being a bit slow as she had some difficulty scanning a price). She signed me up for rewards (I have no idea why I signed up as I don't live close) and offered help (I should mention I am a wheelchair user) without being overly pushy about it. This was a blast. I would easily return as much for the atmosphere as the items. Good people. Good products. Good prices. I'll be back.

I am not a local to the area but have family friends in town we frequently visit. This place is…read morepretty expansive with just about anything you can think of and things you probably forgot to think about. They have always had a bigger selection of bird feed or all types for your outdoor feathered friends as well as cool little hanging feeders. Depending on the season they have livestock as in chicks, ducklings, turkeys and even rabbits. The kids always get a kick out of that. I dig the place for the snacks you can find that to me seem to be somewhat unique. Even the toys they have are something different and plushies galore! Always got to get my kids a couple. The staff has always been super friendly and seem like they actually enjoy being there. Check it out!

Always a pleasure. Good selection, great prices…read more Customer service like you are family! Thank you for the years of continuous service!

Bought a brand new Stihl 60" mower last season. Unfortunately a deck spring broke due to a faulty…read morepart. It is covered under warranty, however the repair has to be done at the shop and the parts can not be given to the customer under warranty to fix themselves. With my schedule full as Coach, delivering the equipment is not feasible any time soon, so I requested a pick up. I was told that transport would not be covered under the warranty from the manufacture. Understood, but as a service and sales business I would think extreme ownership would be the culture. You sold the equipment and it broke due to faulty parts, and the resolution is to inconvenience your customer and force them to pay more money for transporting the equipment you sold for something that is covered under warranty. This is pretty poor service and lack of ownership to correct an issue.

I'm waiting in a long line to pay for nothing more than some flower seeds, when a man opens a line…read moreand says, Next in line I am open. I clearly say here I come to him three times, taking the closest route so as not to disturb all the people that were behind me. When I get there the cashier loudly and rudely says, Since you came over the wrong way, I'm taking this man first! The man hadn't even been standing in line, he was just walking up!!! I said, Well here you go, tossed the seeds on the counter and left. This cashier has convinced me that Rural King is better off without my money, I won't be returning to any of them. I have been shopping with this company for many years, spending several hundreds of dollars every Spring, and recommending their products to friends and neighbors, but no more!!!

I like Rural King and this location has a good bit of clothes and boots! The hubby also likes to…read morepurchase ammo here for his guns. We stopped in here when we were in Greenwood this past week. I tried on some boots that I thought were super cute and we bought some ammo. I looked through their sale clothing and they had some really good deals like a Carhartt T-Shirt for women that was marked down. I ended up not buying any clothing on this trip but we will be back in. Plenty of parking out front of the store and they were not too busy at all. Also got the free popcorn, I mean why wouldn't you?

Staff is always pleasant and goes out of their way to be helpful, even after the switchover to…read moreRusso. Parts guy and gal have gone above and beyond several times to get me something that will work when I've been in a pinch. Thank you!

appears that you cannot simply go in and pick up fertilizer, you need to order it online. then they…read moresay "we will send you and email when its ready to pick up", but 2 days later and no email. so we call to see about our order which the lady has a hard time locating and then states that "the guy was off yesterday". so apparently there is only 1 person in charge of getting orders ready and if he is not working that day then no one else can get your order!! this place was a lot better when it was haltom equipment, now it sucks.

So I ran all the way out to Wanamaker to goto the Ordinary (of course), but I saw this little shop…read moreand thought I'd pop in. I was looking for Scott's seed and to my amazement I was informed that they have seed formulated for our area. Wait ... what? 1st: I've never heard of such. 2nd: Where have you been all of my life (well atleast my adult homeowner life)? I explained to the young lady what my issue was in my yard and purchased the seed she recommended and a bale of hay. The young lady was extremely nice and explained the different variations to me as well prior to purchase. Value: well $3.99/lb was a bit pricey when I can get a 10 pound bag of Scott's for $11.99 at Ace Hardware. I am keeping in mind several things: This is a Mom & Pop shop (support of locally owned businesses), the seeds by Scott's are mass produced (made for any and all areas) and lastly this seed is "supposed" to produced for Indiana (that's got to be good, right). So with all of that being stated of course I'm taking the plunge and if it works I'll definitely be back. I'm really excited about it and hoping to see those bare spots in my yard fill in. Fingers crossed.

We shop here often for garden products: soil, mulch etc. Great place. Helpful and friendly staff…read more Usually fast to get in/out of there; weekends are not so great tho.

Since my last review a year ago I have become a much more regular customer. I'm increasing the…read morerating by one star. I have been buying pants and shirts here exclusively. I bought two rabbits for my granddaughter plus a cage and supplies. This spring I spent the bulk of my stimulus check on small farm equipment to help me manage my 5 acres. I did shop for these items at Lowes and Home Depot but found more choices/options at Rural King plus the prices were more competitive. RK still has a large insert of advertising in the Mooresville paper. This printed flyer is available in the store as well to help steer you towards the deals. Don't forget to check out everything outside. There is a very large inventory of equipment in the parking lot and all along the front of the building.

Went to the new Terre Haute south store, started to is the handy cap cart but the battery was dead…read more this wasn't the first time so I ask to see a manager ask Jim if he would have his employees to check them and plug them when no in use. He made all kinds of excuses about how busy they were but there were three employees standing at the front desk shooting the shit. To a handy cap person this is not acceptable.

This is a great place to get access to high quality industrial products.... Tools, Fertilizer,…read moreSeed and Irrigation needs are all comprehensively covered. Friendly knowledgeable staff help you make the right selections and offer advice if needed.