My favorite place to be is out front talking to customers-I refer to my office as my dungeon. Hunter, mother of two daughters, ages 8 and 11, has found other advantages as well. A former state employee in secretarial and computer-related positions, she continued part time during early days of business ownership. The drawback is that their time off is my busiest, but on the other hand, I can be flexible, and take a long weekend occasionally. There's never a lack of quality Montana-made products.
People come in on a daily basis.
Hunter carries items from several large local companies and others from residents working out of their basement. I love seeing the variety and versatility of crafters. There's a lot of quality out there-enough to fill a warehouse. I sample them as they come in. Among the food offerings are Helen's Huckleberry Cordials, items from Larchwood Farms, Eva Gates, Bear Creek Fisheries, and others.