By The Wolfeman at Citysearch July 29, 2010
I have vistied this store SEVERAL times over the years, and have had a good experience everytime. \t\n\t\nThe owners have ALWAYS been really kind, and they seem like genuinely good people. I don't believe that the "male owner", Darrel Watson, would EVER be rude to his customers, unless of course, the customer was rude themselves. \t\n\t\nNo one MAKES another person work. Its the employees choice to stay there, IF that situation is really true. Which I'm pretty sure its not.\t\n\t\nThe store is definatley the best western apparel store in this area, and in my opinion its the best I've experienced from Boone, NC all the way to Texas!\t\n\t\nAs far as someone adjusting Darrles attitude, if he really had one, it would take a giant of a man! ...read more
By baboy3 at Citysearch March 06, 2010
first time there bought a nice pair of croc boots black and i was lookn for some at a great price and find some there, it was a great ride up and bck from boone, can't wait to go back and get another pair of boots i love my boots and they are comfortable as well as sporty, thnc watsonatta for hooking me up. ...read more
By moretzb at Citysearch November 09, 2009
I went to Watsonatta to look at a Tucker endurance saddle. The staff was very friendly and Ellen was very knowledgable about the saddles and tack. The store has a very relaxed atmsophere. I ended up buying a saddle, 2 breast collars and a set of stirups. If you need a saddle or just a pair of boots at a great price (or any other western wear) go see these fine folks. ...read more
Walking shoes come in many different styles and levels of support. Choosing the right walking footwear can make a big difference when walking long distances. The right walking footwear should fit properly in order to provide support and help to reduce the amount of strain to the foot, ankle and knees. ...read more
Snow boots are made with the general idea to keep your feet warm. They should be designed for every day winter use. They will stand up for walking in a lot of snow while keeping your feet warm and dry. ...read more