Posted by Jason1(Pa.) on May 18, 2008 at 12:41:47 from (4.155.126.214):
It has been a while since I have been on here. This question may have come up already,but here it goes. Do you think the high gas prices are going to kill tractor shows this summer? What are all you planning on doing? Are you going to cut back on the amount of shows you go to? I have noticed that last year most of the shows I went to seem to have gottin smaller and not as many people are bringing there toys out like they used to. Not sure if it was the gas price or just a lack of intrest. I plan on going to shows that I always go to around home,but as far as going out of state I may cut back if I see no one else is coming to them. As far as venders go I do not know if it would be worth dragging all that stuff around just to load it back up again. Of course some like that as a hobby so maybe they won't car. Who knows?
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