Posted by billfromwisconsin on January 05, 2016 at 17:12:29 from (166.181.83.103):
In Reply to: Fleet Farm Sold posted by wi_buff_farmer on January 05, 2016 at 05:31:30:
I have been going to Blain's Farm & Fleet all my life. Story I have heard is Blains and Mill were in WWII together, one helped other, when they got out the started store together, then split. That is why there is no overlap in stores, Mills is northern WI, MN, Dakotas, Blains south WI, IL, IA. Blains is getting more like a Walmart all the time, but the farm population has really dwindled. They still have real good tool selection, good quality too. I buy most of my clothes there along with car supplies, pet food, hardware, repair supplies, pretty much most of my stuff. I hope Blains doesn't go that route.
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