Archery Country

I stopped in here the other day because I’m looking to get back into archery. I was impressed by the place, particularly the service. Mike immediately came up and asked if I needed any help. He then spent the next 20 minutes answering all of my questions, and letting me shoot a few bows on their range.
Their selection is somewhat limited, though for what I’d be doing it’s perfect. I especially liked the Samick Sage bow, at a #35 pull (I could go higher, but I want to get my form down before I move onto higher weights… plus I wouldn’t be doing any hunting, just target shooting). I also would like to see more American-​made products (Samick is Korean), but then again the same could be said of most places, so I won’t fault them for that. Anyway, I decided to wait on the bow until I had a bit more spending cash, and I’ll be back for that Samick. Mike also told me that when you purchase a bow from them, you get 5 hours of range time for free. I’ll definitely come in to shoot some arrows on their range until I can buy the bow ($ 10/​hr, I think).
Unless they have another, longer range, I feel that this place is better suited to beginners and intermediate level archers. But the service really was outstanding, and when I do plan on purchasing a bow, it will be from Archery Country.

Outstanding service. I bought an older bow to learn on with a ragged string. The guys at Archery Country had a custom stringset on it OVERNIGHT! Everyone else in town said 7 to 10 days. I will be back!

Trying to pick up new skills w no knowledge or experience. Every time I have interacted with the staff, they have been helpful without making me feel dumb.
Connected me with a coach & range time is affordable & lots of space.
Roland got me zeroed in quickly with some simple adjustments.

I had a blast practicing with my bow today. The customers sharing the range were very laid back and cool. The range itself was clean, user-​friendly and spacious. The staff were so wonderful to chat with and were very willing to help with all of my questions.
I noticed Unilocaler Vestin D. stated that he was «greeted immediately by a friendly gentleman with an AWESOME beard.» I, too, was greeted by Mr. Friendly-​Beard. I promise to get his name and update my posting ASAP because he deserves to be recognized by name! Secretly, I think he’s one of the Duck Dynasty boys. Love him, love the place, and definitely look forward to going back very soon!

I bought a hickory longbow online, to play around with out in the country. Had no idea about proper arrows, so after reading the Unilocal reviews decided to give them a try.
Friendly greeting 10 sec after coming through the door, told the gentleman the type bow and pull weight, and he walked right over to a bin and recommended the right arrows — added that for that weight, they would need refletching, but they could do that and I could pick up at my convenience. As I was from out of town, I had push it off till the next weekend — called on Thursday for pickup Friday, they were ready for pickup and work great. Time in store, each time, 5 minutes tops. But I felt that they would have spent any amount of time needed had I had more questions, or needed more assistance.

I love love LOVE this place. The customer service is super knowledgeable and friendly. Brought 6 friends here and we had a blast! The only thing I didn’t like was that it is quite small. Overall, it was surprisingly pleasant and fun.

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I took my first crossbow (used) there to ask a few questions and to pick up a few accessories. I also wanted their opinion to see if anything looked wrong with the crossbow before I bought it. I’m new to crossbows and wanted someone who had experience to help me out. The guys there are extremely helpful, the kind of helpful that makes you want to shop with them again. Prices are fair and even if they weren’t I’d still go back because of their level of helpfulness. Great customer service. The guy with a beard, I think his name is Dustin, was awesome and didn’t pressure me into buying anything I didn’t need. You’ve gained a loyal customer here. Thank you
UPDATE: The crossbow misfired on an 8pt buck. I was close to Cabela’s and took it there, 3 weeks after I took it to Archery Country. The repair guy at Cabela’s, Jacob, said the bow was not only missing a few vital parts to make it work properly and safely but was also close to snapping. The string was way over tensioned, He showed me no less than 4 other critical and obvious items wrong with the crossbow. I had used it a few times for target practice and it was a bit loud but without another one to measure it to I didn’t know the difference. If it would’ve busted it could’ve done some serious damage. I wish the guys from archery country would have just said they didn’t deal with crossbows enough to informatively help me out. I definitely would have appreciated that. Instead, they wasted a whole hunting trip, my time, and money. I could have been seriously injured and that’s not cool. I’m sure they are great with bows, but never again will I go there.

Bought a Mathews chill sdx there this weekend and the entire staff was helpful, friendly and made my new bow purchase enjoyable. I highly recommend this place. They have a large selection of bows and accessories. I’m glad I found the right bow for me at this place.

I’ve come here a number of times and always received friendly, knowledgeable service. I’m a beginner, so I have a lot of questions. The staff and owner are never condescending to me, and they never push me to spend money or buy the «better, bigger» product. On the contrary, they suggest I practice more first, and try lots of options before deciding. I highly recommend this place.

I received my bow from a manufacturer in a the box and took it to bass pro to get my loop placed on the string properly. After 100 shots they untied themselves. So I took it here to archery country and I have not had an issue. The guys behind the counter were friendly and did a great job.

First time into the store:
Greeted immediately by a friendly gentleman with an AWESOME beard. I’m bringing in the twenty-​year-​old bow my friend just gave to me, to see what needs to be done to get it back to good condition. The gentleman inspects the bow, and determines the string is still good.
AWESOME POINT NUMBER 2… not trying to be sold something that I don’t need/​honest staff whose primary directive is customer satisfaction.
He noticed that one of the prongs that holds the arrow is missing, and another employee says that he thinks there may be one in the back. After looking, they find one and he without hesitation or consultation of the price book, installs it onto my bow! After making sure everything was leveled out, he hands the bow back to me. NO CHARGE. THAT, my friends, is good customer service. I buy some field tips because I need them (and to console myself for taking their time and not wanting to just walk out) and head out. Overall a fantastic first experience with a great shop and awesome people. ¹⁰⁄₁₀ would recommend to anyone. Also, Colt McCoy was there, right beside me at the counter. Which was pretty awesome too!

Moved from Houston and so happy to find a great local archery shop! They have a fantastic indoor range too!

I show up to this place with my new bow, hoping to learn and purchase a couple new things. I ask if they have traditional bow stringers, and they do. I purchase one. The «technician» who sells me the bow stringer then attempts to string my bow. He is unable to using the product he sold me. He tells me my bowstring is of the incorrect length. I politely tell him that I measured it and the guy at cabelas (where I bought it from) had no problem putting it on. He says in a annoyed tone «Im not gonna argue with you» and then he takes my bowstring in the back and tells me its «way off» and to «go back to cabelas and get a new string». I say ok, then drive 35 minutes back to cabelas with my purchased bowstringer and apparently the inappropriate string. I get to cabelas, the string is of the correct length and we measure it with multiple tools. They guy behind the counter at cabelas then easily strings my bow with the bow stringer I purchased at archery country… he just used both feet instead of one. We put 15 arrows downrange no issue. (I still have no issues with this string, its the AMO recommended length, 4 inches shorter than your bow length)
It offends me that the «professional technician» at archery country didnt even know how to use
A. The bow stringer that he sold me.
B. A ruler.
AND he was rude.
He didnt even bother to double check the length, he just tried once and sent me on a pointless hour long journey.
Seems like a nice facility, but I demand I little more service and respect. i was very polite and friendly and I was treated like I wasnt worth their time.

My boyfriend just got me into archery. The few times I have been here they are always so helpful.

The range itself is nice, and the customers were all very friendly. But two stars off for having rude guys at the counter. It was like pulling teeth to figure out what sort of options we had for shooting, how much it was and if we could get some basic instruction for first timers (my GF had never shot a bow before). We finally managed to get a recurve bow and some very poorly kept arrows for trying out the range, which was $ 15 an hour and we were told «it’s very busy so you can go in if you want but good luck». This was true but luckily the other shooters took turns with us and were very nice.
I think if you come in less of a newb or you want to buy a bow maybe then they are more helpful.

Great staff! I’m partial to one of the instructors, Lindsey, but they are all very careful of safety. It’s very clean and open to beginners and advanced adult and child archers.
They also sell equipment. Can’t tell you much about that because I am in the beginner category.

I have a vintage PSE F2 Maxis that I bought used on eBay. It was set at 70#‘s and I needed the bow set down to 55 – 60 as I have not been shooting in a while. Not only did they take care of setting the draw weight for free they adjusted the knock/​trigger loop where it needed to be. It must have moved in shipping. Now I was able to site in the sites in their indoor range right after they made my adjustments. The tech’s at the counter were so very helpful and generous with their expertise I felt very welcome there. If this was an everything store I would not shop anywhere else! Thank you so much to Roland and his coworkers! You guys rock!
Cheers,
James Granberry
Minda Productions
hobby archer… now once again. Yay!
Austin, Texas

*THWIP* — *THUNK*
Ever wanted to know how Robin Hood felt as he hiked up his tights and fired an arrow into the skull of some bourgeoisie swine?
Bows, Arrows, targets & accessories — Archery Country has everything you need to become a regular William Tell.
They’ve also got an on site indoor target range — but be warned, the majority of folks here are bow hunters, so if you don’t want to see pictures of dead zebras, you’d probably best steer clear.
Now, put this apple on your head and hold *reeeeaaaal* still.