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Thanks, but no thanks.

That’s the response Louisville got from Cabela’s Inc. in the wake of the city’s invitation to the hunting and camping goods chain to make Louisville its new home by filling the Sam’s Club building that has sat empty for nearly two years.

“There are many factors that go into site selection and there are other areas that model a little better for a Cabela’s store than Louisville,” company spokesman John Castillo said Monday.

Louisville’s economic development director, Bonnie Star, said she was not surprised by the decision given the amount of empty retail space around the Denver metro area.

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