Let me start with this... I just bought a new horse and I wanted to buy all new tack. I found Amy's…read morestore, Tack of The Town, as a referral from a close friend. After being given Amy's number I texted her for her hours and about specific items I was looking for. Long story short she told me she didn't have the items, I said okay and that I would love to stop up anyways to see the store. (As I'm looking for TONS of new things, and I am a big time impulsive buyer), she said good luck. Today store hours are 6:00pm to 8:30pm and I have to plan ahead because I live 35 minutes away. I pull in two minutes till 6 and the lights are still off, a woman walked up to the doors unlocked them and walked in. I figured I would give her some time to get the store ready so she wouldn't feel rushed. After about 5 minutes, and still no lights on... As soon as I go to get out of my truck she comes out and starts to walk to the convenient store next door. I ask her if she planned on opening any time soon and she says no, I'm going on vacation soon. So I told her who I was and that I spoke to her previous through text and that I said I would be stopping up. She says to me, "I already told you I don't have any of the things your looking for". Instead of trying to explain to her that I'm willing to buy other things than just what I had texted her for, I just said okay. I guess the moral of the story is that most people, if they can, want to buy more than just the necessities for their horses. I'm not going to fight someone to try to give them my business. AND, Amy was very unpleasant and rude. I'll take my business elsewhere... Not because the store was closed and she may have been leaving for vacation, but because of the way she treated me.

A family member was showing off her new cowboy boots. I liked the looks of them on her so I asked…read morewhere they came from. When she told me, I took a ride down the road to the Clipity Clop, but sadly discovered few boot options for me. The prices were also steep, but the quality seemed solid. Then again, I also couldn't get anyone to help me even though the place was pretty empty. Overall, it seemed the store was well inventoried for equestrians rather than regular guys like me just interested in boots.

This is a great store with a niche market of items but it works for them! Their staff is so helpful…read moreand they have a great selection of boots and equestrian gear as well as some clothing.

The tech will call you a liar take your money and your item that you returned, which leaves you…read morewith nothing. The way they run their company is not professional nor someone I would like to deal with again and I will tell others the same.

Absolutely horrible shipping and customer service. If you can get what you need from Amazon, do…read morethat and skip this place.

They are so helpful and have large selections. I. Buy a lot of my horse things here always work…read morewell

What an amazing experience buying my first saddle and saddle for my daughter! So many options and…read moresuch knowledgeable people there! Thanks to their expertise both my daughter and I found the perfect saddles at amazing prices! We will be back! If you are searching for anything for your horses be sure to stop here!

I went in to this store to see if they carried Berkenstock shoes. friendly young lady told me no,…read morebut they had shoes like those. she showed me and when she come back with my size, I asked her where they were made. The store owner/ manager was seated at a desk, he looked at the shoe and at the box and told me they were made in India "if that matters" he said. I told him I didn't want them if they were made in China. So, I bought the shoes. Got them home and low and behold- Made in China. Took them back. The woman -owner- behind the counter told that was very rude. I agreed that it IS rude to lie to a customer. Won't darken that door again.

From the owner: While Green Mountain Horse and Tack caters to the equine-enthusiast and owner that needs English…read moreand Western horse tack, barn and stable supplies, supplements and first-aid, we also offer a great selection of rider-wear, work-wear, western and work boots, western and casual-wear, and a great selection of unique gifts and jewelry that slant toward the country lifestyle including housewares, candles and personal leather goods. We make friends with everyone who comes through our door - and we hope you'll be one of them soon!

This place is worth the drive. Some of the brands that they carry (in no particular order, these…read moreare the ones I was able to write down as we surveyed their store): Red Wing, Merrell, Keen, Sperry, CAT, Rocky, Ariat, Chippewa, Danner, Carolina, Lacrosse, Columbia, North Face, Muck, Twisted X, Under Armour, Stormy Kromer. This is the largest selection of boots I have seen anywhere! Work boots, cowboy boots, rubber barn boots, waders, hiking boots, fashion boots. They had a lot of clothing options too. Wrangler, Ariat are both there, as well as many other jean brands to select from. They have plenty of sizes in stock as well. The salesman we talked to initially (when my husband was originally looking for work boots, but then decided he didn't need any) was super helpful, and guided our selection process. Steel toe and non-steel toe brands. I was able to purchase Ariat jeans for my husband, an off-brand Carhartt-type coat for my 11 year old son, and a t shirt for my 6 year old daughter. If you're waffling between brands of boots, I'd stop here. They had most (if not all) of each brand's lines of product.

Love this store. Need to carry more MENS Birkenstock and also the Birkenstock insoles. Good…read morecustomer service.