I’ll never buy corn from them again. Bought some Friday night that was under a tarp. Saturday morning we realized after opening a few bags that it was all moldy. Bucees won’t return it even with a receipt. There’s 8 open bags dumped in their parking lot at the FTW location. It smells like death

I'm surprised they wouldn't make it right. I bought some bad corn from them a few years ago and they made it right. We bought a pallet and they replaced it think it was 12 bags that were molded. I'd take it farther up the chain of command until it's made good.

Was at the store in Wharton last Wednesday to haul a pallet south. They will no longer load an entire pallet in the back of a pickup truck, trailers only for some dumb reason.

Was at the store in Wharton last Wednesday to haul a pallet south. They will no longer load an entire pallet in the back of a pickup truck, trailers only for some dumb reason.

I think I’d have told them then they need to get some help out here to throw them in the bed.

I've never purchased moldy corn from a feed store and they always put it where I direct them to.

I may not understand Bucees operation.

Everything there is well thought out, I've read up on their business model. They make it on speed of transactions. No tables to sit at and eat what you buy. No tractor/trailer parking, they'd rather have the five cars that can park in the space of one big rig that will sit there a very long time. Well staffed check out line with a card reader that is audible, enough bathroom stalls so no one ever stands around waiting on a place to pee, huge drink station, ice about 25% of the price anywhere else and plenty of it, always an open gas pump. I buy a few things there: feeder batteries, corn and ice. I got some moldy corn once. No big deal, all things considered.

I can't imagine the conversation with a customer that is standing there with a receipt and 8 bags of obviously molded corn and them telling you to pound sand. That doesn't sound like Bucees at all, they're friendly. What did they say? The owner is on the board of TP&W, he likes and wants hunters in his stores.

It's on. Coon hunt at Ft. Worth Bucees.

I think I’d have told them then they need to get some help out here to throw them in the bed.

Looks like they're getting out of the "corn labor" part of the business model. This is the Ennis location this week... and yes, that's water on the bags (and the sign).