Best of The West Gifts | Ruidoso Bears

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Best of The West Gift Shop in Ruidoso New Mexico is at the corner of Eagle Drive and Sudderth Drive in Midtown Ruidoso.

Owner Corky Johnston sells stuffing bears with a choice of outfits. I dropped by to see Corky Johnston and he donated a fox with a golf outfit and a koala bear with a fisherman’s outfit. Thank you Corky for donating to the Phi Theta Kappa honor Society at Eastern New Mexico University.

Best of the West gift shop offers a variety of souvenirs and gifts for Ruidoso shoppers and tourists. I made a Ruidoso bears video for Corky and put it up on YouTube as you can see here. Corky Johnston’s Ruidoso bears video is now number one on YouTube.

Please drop in and see Corky and if you need a video yourself please contact me here through the website.

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About Ruidoso New Mexico

Ruidoso New Mexico in south-central New Mexico, is a mountain resort town with a long history of tourism. Ruidoso New Mexico is rapidly growing do to the beautiful scenery in the area and economy based on its reputation as a resort area. Ruidoso has many attractions: the Ruidoso Downs racetrack and the Ski Apache slopes ski area, the Mescalero Apache Indian ski resort on Sierra Blanca at 12,000 feet altitude. The Inn Of The Mountain Gods and the casino at the travel center is also run by the Mescalero Apache Indian tribe.
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