Tractor Supply

Went to rent a trailer, actually went to the store. talked to the «manager» and made arrangements. Well… went to pick it up and they rented it out, which put us in a bind. They were very nice when we were there, and I get some of my horse supplies there. So we went to Georgetown to pick up a trailer after they said it was on the property… nope fail #2, and now we’ve wasted time and gas.
So we head back to cynthiana and pay for the trailer up front like we tried the first time around and finally got it the next day.
My point, they are disorganized and need some policies in place… not a fan of wasting my time.

You know your life has changed when there’s horses in your yard, roosters crowing constantly, and a duckling cheeping on the kitchen table. Your shopping habits probably changed too. This is where Tractor Supply comes in.
Camouflage, cowboy boots, overalls, plaid button-​ups, homesteading magazines, backyard farming books, wind chimes, feed, seed, hardware, jerky, and John Deere everywhere … Yep, this is a store for country folk.
I’m well aware that Tractor Supply is a staple store in most rural areas but since I’m from Chicago, you don’t get too much country out there. This store has all the basic things you need for around your garden or farm — shovels, pine bedding, pet food, coops, work boots, some tools, parts, salt licks, and so on. All the workers are nice, too. We come here to pick up anything we need for working outside (tossing out heels and ties for boots and hats) and haven’t been disappointed. My husband gravitates towards the farm tools and hardware while I float around near books and garden supplies. I’m sure the rural romantication will wear off soon but for now, we love it!