looking for affordable camping equipment retailers in the los angeles area?
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I buy alot of my camp equipment online @ www.campmor.com. They have great deals and deliver right to your house. Prices are affordable,all items are guarunteed and shipping is not unreasonable.
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Check out these sites:\n\nwww.the-house.com\n\nwww.backcountry.com\n\nwww.rei.com\n\nwww.paragonsports.com\n\nI dont know what you're looking for nor what your budget is, but I've gotten good deals at those vendors... remember to shop around and compare prices!\n\nGood luck and enjoy your new gear!\n\n:)
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Try  http://demonxtreme.com .   The seem to have items from Easton.\n\n_
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Try Walmart\n\nlol\nI saw a bow and arrow, a real rifle, a ton of ammo, hunting clothing, compound bows, most of it good brands all very cheap at Walmart.
609196
Try ebay or your local sports and camping store.
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I do business with two and have been pleased with both:\n\nFor magazines, ammo and more hardcore military stuff:\n\nwww.cheaperthandirt.com\n\nFor more general stuff like camping, footware and optics\n\nwww.sportsmansguide.com\n\nThese are great catalogs to keep in the "library" at home
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Just about any RV dealership and goodSams campgrounds will have a big book you can buy listing many many campsite throughout the nation. Great to have!!
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Cabela's.  They have everything outdoor, hunting, fishing, etc.  They have unbelievable stock!  They have everything from longjohns to portable showers!  They are online if you don't have a store available.  www.cabelas.com
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Sierra Trading Post.  There are like three stores in the US, but are accesible online.  Their everyday prices are the best and their clearance sales are killer.  Mostly outdoors sporting goods though.  If your looking for athletic goods as well as almost anything sporty......Gart Sports.  I go to the one in Denver whenever I get a chance, but they're everywhere.  Awesome end of season specials and closeouts.
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A good internal frame expedition size backpack,($200) a stove($50), a tent($100-$300), some new synthetic clothing, a really good goretex rain jacket($300), some wool socks, some 5E wide hiking boots($150) and a life jacket or some dry bags if I have anything left over. I am already making a sea kayak, but If I didn't have one all the money would probably go towards that.
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Try pecocamping.com\nWe have bought two from them and been satisfied every time.
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It's called Girlfriends L.A. I love that catalog. They are no longer in business but if you go to gfla.com it will take you to 2 other similar sites.
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Wal-mart, camping section.
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try Eastbay.com or try to find a local retailer.
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How serious are you about camping? You can spend from $20 to MANY dollars in range. Go to a sporting goods store to check them out. Or the net!
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Go to the company's web site. They may have all kinds of free down-loads. Just did that from an add on a Fretoley bag, lots of cool stuff there.
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Have you looked into a bed and breakfast or possibly something in the outdoor recreation field?  Campsite rental organizations are often looking for live-in managers, they provide housing and they often will allow you to buy into the business.  It also allows you to learn how this industry works and how to make it profitable.\n\nThere are work at home opportunities as well, you may write me for a description of some. jstdadd@yahoo.com