Stock & Field

== Overview ==
Stock & Field (formerly known as Big R Stores) is an American farm, home, and outdoor retailer. Originally founded in 1964 as Big R Stores by Bill and Pat Crabtree with the very first store in Watseka, Illinois. Since then, it has grown to more than 25 stores serving communities across Illinois, Indiana, Ohio, Michigan, and Wisconsin.
In early 2021, Stock + Field filed for Chapter 11 Bankruptcy and announced they would liquidate all their stores, citing the impact of the Coronavirus Pandemic to lead to their closure. However, as the stores were liquidating, R.P. Lumber of Edwardsville, Illinois bought the rights to the stores and announced plans to continue operating 23 of the original 25 stores under the Stock + Field name. The only stores that will not come back are located in Michigan.
At Stock & Field, employees are committed to providing every rural lifestyle enthusiast with a one-stop destination to gather all the mission-critical products they need to pursue their work and hobbies.
== Reopening Locations ==
* Danville, Illinois
* Gibson City, Illinois
* Homer Glen, Illinois
* Morris, Illinois
* Pekin, Illinois
* Pontiac, Illinois 
* Rochelle, Illinois
* Streator, Illinois 
* Tilton, Illinois 
* Washington, Illinois
* Watseka, Illinois
* Crawfordsville, Indiana
* Elkhart, Indiana
* North Elkhart, Indiana
* Marion, Indiana
* Michigan City, Indiana
* Rochester, Indiana
* Wabash, Indiana
* Warsaw, Indiana
* Findlay, Ohio
* Lima, Ohio
* Burlington, Wisconsin
* Portage, Wisconsin
== Gallery ==
File:BigRStores.png|The former logo for Big R
File:Stock+FieldPekin.webp|The Stock+Field in Pekin, Illinois during liquidation. Note the old Kmart facade.
File:Stock+FieldWatseka.jpeg|Stock+Field’s first store in Watseka. 
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