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Bulk quantities of outdoor and recreational equipment have hit the B-Stock Sourcing Network and are available from our newest marketplace: Hunting & Fishing Closeouts. This private marketplace will give wholesale buyers access to overstock inventory from one of North America’s largest outdoor sporting goods companies including: fishing, camping, and marine supplies as well as hunting and shooting sports products.
The auction lots, consisting mostly of new, in-its-original-packaging merchandise, will be grouped according to product category and will range from boxes to single pallets to LTL. Auctions will be posted on a routine basis and available to qualified business buyers. For more information, including how to qualify to bid and purchasing guidelines, as well as to review detailed merchandise manifests, please visit the Hunting & Fishing Closeouts marketplace at: http://huntingfishingcloseouts.bstocksolutions.com/
Happy sourcing!
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