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  1. Hooks Big D Corral - 119 N Washington St

    119 N Washington St, DeRidder LA 70634

    4.9 Superb 57 reviews

    “This place is great. I’ve always gone there for my boots. They are friendly and very helpful. This time they really proved themselves. I had to return a pair of boots and they exchanged them without a problem. I would say, no questions asked, but I had to tell them why I was returning them. As I should. But then when I had to bring the second pair of $240 boots back, again they exchanged them with no problem. They were very friendly and helpful through the whole process. So what was the problem with the boots I had bought? They just had flaws in them that made them painful for me to wear. I tried the same boot, bigger size, on the second pair thinking it was just a fluke but had trouble again. I went with a different brand and type the last time and they are much better. Thanks Hook’s for all the time, help, and understanding.”

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  2. bealls - 1011 North Pine Street Suite C C

    1011 North Pine Street Suite C C, DeRidder LA 70634

    4.2 Good 72 reviews

    “This store sells clothing along with home decor and furniture. The plus size clothing options are limited, but I enjoy visiting because there is always something new to discover. The variety makes shopping fun.”

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  3. Walmart Supercenter - 1125 North Pine Street

    1125 North Pine Street, DeRidder LA 70634

    3.5 Good 206 reviews

    “Workers were very helpful. Gas pumps are confusing because they are for Sams customers though they are at the Walmart parking lot. Overall, great experience though.”

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