Cabela's Announces "Daily Deals" Through Black Friday

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posted on November 13, 2014
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Don't want to wait until Black Friday to start shopping for your favorite hunter? You might not have to.

Cabela's Incorporated has announced that it will be offering daily deals online at its U.S. retail stores from Thursday, Nov. 13 through Wednesday, Nov. 26 as part of the company's "Holiday Head Start: Pre-Black Friday Deals" campaign.

Each day during the campaign, three new deals will be offered for one day only, online and in-store, while supplies last.

Interested consumers can register for daily email reminders and sneak peeks of upcoming deals at Cabelas.com. The company also invites its fan to follow it on Twitter, Facebook, YouTube and Pinterest to receive further updates. Offers valid at Cabela's U. S. retail locations and online.

For more information, go to Cabelas.com.

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