Shipping Method Fedex 2 Day Air Only (Nationwide shipments Only)
Our leeches are packaged in a solution of spring water and bedding to ensure a suitable environment for transport. Keep leeches refrigerated during storage. Do not use distilled or city tap water to add or replace water for leeches, use only spring water. Part of the cost of shipping leeches is the shipping container and freeze packs needed to keep the bait cool.
Our leeches are packaged in a solution of spring water and bedding to ensure a suitable environment for transport. Keep leeches refrigerated during storage. Do not use distilled or city tap water to add or replace water for leeches, use only spring water. Part of the cost of shipping leeches is the shipping container and freeze packs needed to keep the bait cool.
OUT OF STOCK TILL SUMMER
2 comments:
Thursday, June 5, 2008
As I was browsing around the web for innovative business blog sites, I stumbled across The Bait Barn. I must commend your ingenuity for building one-on-one customer relationships through an informative blog site. In fact, I find your business truly fascinating in terms of your knowledge of shipping live bait to anglers across the country. In addition, your postings seem timely for best-fishing times for certain species. I also noticed on your Friday, May 2 2008 posting that you sell Roketa Mopeds – great strategy considering rising gas prices. The Bait Barn seems to carry a diversity of fishing supplies and other products like the moped just mentioned. I guess I’m really curious as to how far customers come to shop at The Bait Barn? Can you ship live bait anywhere in the U.S.? Again, it’s great to see an American mom&pop success story that has grown to such proportion! As a novice fisherman and student who can’t wait to complete graduate school to hit the streams again, it’s refreshing to see such great innovation. If you are curious as to why and how I stumbled onto your website, check out my blog to get a better sense of who I am (Also, check out the Hatfield & McCoy link in the About me section). I hope to hear from you soon and maybe get some insights as to what the future might hold for The Bait Barn.
~ Dan
Thursday, June 5, 2008
As I was browsing around the web for innovative business blog sites, I stumbled across The Bait Barn. I must commend your ingenuity for building one-on-one customer relationships through an informative blog site. In fact, I find your business truly fascinating in terms of your knowledge of shipping live bait to anglers across the country. In addition, your postings seem timely for best-fishing times for certain species. I also noticed on your Friday, May 2 2008 posting that you sell Roketa Mopeds – great strategy considering rising gas prices. The Bait Barn seems to carry a diversity of fishing supplies and other products like the moped just mentioned. I guess I’m really curious as to how far customers come to shop at The Bait Barn? Can you ship live bait anywhere in the U.S.? Again, it’s great to see an American mom&pop success story that has grown to such proportion! As a novice fisherman and student who can’t wait to complete graduate school to hit the streams again, it’s refreshing to see such great innovation. If you are curious as to why and how I stumbled onto your website, check out my blog to get a better sense of who I am (Also, check out the Hatfield & McCoy link in the About me section). I hope to hear from you soon and maybe get some insights as to what the future might hold for The Bait Barn.
~ Dan
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