A fantastic store for buying beads and beading supplies. Very friendly staff. We'll worth the…read moretravel time.

Woo-Hoo! Trading Post INDEED!…read more SITREP Driving south of Spokane and just past Idaho's western border, there is the quiet reservation town of Plummer. Warpath Smoke Shop & Trading Post beckons you to come in through it's Wooden Bison guarded doors..... THE SETUP Took several pictures. Take a peek. Lots of great stuff, from great clothing, fabric, blanket items to specific Native American themed & historical items, some very educational with both literature, DVDs and music. On the very practical side, there are a lot of smoking items (hence Smoke Shop) which are duty free since this store resides on the reservation. So there are many reasons why to stock up on items here. THE LOWDOWN Smoke 'em if you got 'em, and here they got 'em!

Wonderful store! Great prices !! Great antiques and they are always open which rocks !! Eve et one…read moreis super nice and they have so much , I like getting clothes and decor here . 10 stars

This place was amazing! My cousins and I had so much fun. I found some cute salt and pepper…read moreshakers!

Love the boots they make because i haveA wide foot and high arch Top notch line bootsread more

Update: Their website has an issue with updating the shipping price of some items. I did get…read morerefunded the difference after placing my order for the liners. I ordered a pair of double insulated guide pac boots. I followed their recommendations and ordered a size up. They fit well, sizing down would be a mistake. My disappointment comes with the cost of shipping. The boots cost $25 to ship from Kellogg, Idaho to Portland, Oregon. I ordered the 400gm liners later in the week, $25 again, for liners. I feel like this is a money grab. Thinsulate liners are not heavy or large sized, to charge the same as a pair of pac boots is outrageous.

Friendly, well-informed pharmacists combined with a nice selection of cards, clothing and gifts…read moremakes this a great business. Love it!

My family loves this store. We love coming in to get chicks, all of our garden stuff, and pet…read moresupplies. They have a wide variety of flowers/plants in the spring and the staff is super helpful. Prices are always fair.

Some fifteen years ago, I had Dave re-blue a P38 that I had hand polished. He took over from where…read moreI stopped after seeing his ad somewhere. Given the condition of the rusted shut condition of the pistol when I got it, and the accolades I received after showing the before/after shots on a very "particular" on-line forum, his work is fantastic. I've just purchased a similar P38 in slightly better condition and am quite pleased to see his firm is still in business. I may or may not decide to have him look at the this one, but if you work with him, he will do his best to make your firearm look better, at a reasonable price. (There was no way, "back then," to express my thanks for a job "well done." So this review is long overdue. Thanks again!) Barry W.

Unfortunately, Dave is not a person who should work on a Savage 99. I sent a refurbished 1/2…read moreOctagon / 1/2 Round barrel .32 Win Spl to him to have an 80% ready stock fitted and checkered. The stock I sent to him he said he was not able to make fit. so he put a used stock on it and sent it back to me. I attempted to do a function check on it, and could not open the action, and he had scratched the finish on the receiver. Apparently; Dave did not do a function check of the rifle or visual inspection before sending it back to me. I called him to let him know, and he sounded exasperated, but said, to send it back, he will make it right. The second go around, a previously fixed repair on the receiver was popped out, and he ordered a different receiver (with my permission). A few months later I got the rifle back, the action was not checked (again). I had to use a lot of effort to get the action to fully open. When I attempted to put rounds in to test the rifle, the rotary and timing was off. I could not chamber any ammunition. I called him again to let him know and ask if he had attempted a function check...he admitted he had not. He said to send the rifle back to him. About a month or two later I get the rifle back, the rear stock has been changed, there is a crack in the tang on the left side, the checkering on the right side of the tang is outside of the lines, and looks horrible, the action is still tight and takes considerable effort to open, and the rifle will fire with the safety engaged on the lever. Additionally; there are vice marks in the forend of the stock near the receiver. I called to talk to him about it and come up with a solution. He cut me off, said to keep my money, he is done with this rifle and then hung up. He seems to be a very nice person, but I would not trust him to work on any firearm, not even a Stevens single shot .22 with the most simple of actions.

12.26.23: It was my first time in the store and I wanted to familiarize myself with the small town…read moreand needed to stop in for a few things. It was nice inside and it was bigger than I thought. There was a pretty good selection of groceries and I know this will be a regular go-to versus driving to a bigger town or city. My friend told me their donuts are pretty good and of course I had to try one. I had a maple bar and liked how the dough wasn't heavy and the maple glaze frosting was nice, smooth, and tasty. The clerk was friendly and engaging, which is awesome since I'll now be a regular. Being on the reservation, it was pretty cool to find out groceries aren't taxed.

Would not recommend for wild game…read more Communication is poor. Limited options for processing, no breakfast sausage, or summer sausage. Pretty much just steaks and hamburger.

Great friendly service especially being from out of town. These guys know exactly how to help out…read morewith a bike brake issue. They helped me troubleshoot in case I have another brake problem. Being a tourist Riding locally these guys are very welcoming and extremely knowledgeable.