I love these guys! Jon and JP have outfitted me and my boys with hunt ready bows over the years…read more They always take the time to help us pick out the right equipment and accessories and toss ima little humor along the way. It's a small shop staff wise so you may have to wait a bit sometimes if there's lots of customers in the but any wait is worth the expert personal service you receive. Still shooting my Hoyt Vectrix that I bought her years ago and I can still punch through deer out to 40 yards (my limit). This is my 2022 buck shot with the Hoyt, Gold tip arrows, QAD rest and trophy ridge 5 pin sight all set up by Jon himself. NEVER shop for bows anywhere else! Good luck out there!

I have been stopping into Little Jon's Archery since 2013, so this is a review on my culmination of…read morevisits. In 2013, I decided that it was time to upgrade my bow. I had been shooting an old Mathews that I had been using for about 10+ years. Knowing that I was going to need a bow that had a longer draw length (I am 6'5") I did some research before I arrived. The staff is knowledgeable at Little Jon's but I think it's really a good idea to look at what they carry and do some research before you go in to pick a bow and shoot them. I was between a Mathews and a Bowtech. I ended up going with a Bowtech Experience. The owner was very helpful with assisting me select a bow and answered any questions I had. I was unsure on what brands and types of accessories I wanted. Although I had a general idea of what I wanted, I didn't have anything set in stone. The team was very helpful with selecting a sight (5-pin), arrow rest and arrows. I picked out my quiver and stabilizer without any assistance. When my bow was put together it was paper tuned to select the best arrow for the bow. Coincidentally the arrow that was the best was also one of the most expensive, Gold Tip. If I had to do it again, I would go with less expensive arrows. Since I am not going out West and attempting 70 yard shots, I believe that a less-expensive (not cheap though) arrow would work just fine on whitetail and turkey at 20-50 yards. This is the set-up I ended up going with: Bowtech Experience, AXT Headhunter 5-pin sight, Trophy Taker Smackdown drop away arrow rest, Trophy Ridge Stabilizer, Fuse quiver, Gold Tip arrows and Dirt Nap Gear D.R.T broadheads (not sold in their store). All together my set up was around $1,500 for everything. I have been back with my bow several times and the staff are always willing to help out and answer questions, but sometimes it takes a while to get help. On a couple of occasions I have waited 30 min to an hour to be helped. But that's if you are going during the busy time of the year (also those that help you in the store are most of the times the ones working on bows) Little Jon's also has an outdoor range that I have used as well as video archery. If you are looking for some very personal help and years of experience (owner) you should go to Little Jon's. I got tired of being helped at the big box stores by employees that knew less than I did. Check them out!

Pete at Cimmarron Archery is a proffessional. He can help you out with what ever you are looking…read morefor, and if he doesn't have it in his shop he can find it and order it for you. The range is a good price for begginers or pro. The Archery lessons are fun and helpful. The teacher will help you correct your form and knock out any bad habits. Pete will be the person I buy from when I buy my bow.

I recommend Peter and Cimmarron Archery for all your archery needs. Peter is friendly and has been…read moremore than happy to share his wealth of archery knowledge and experience with me. He has also been extremely patient answering any and every question I have. I really enjoyed lessons from Lori in the range upstairs. Looking forward to coming back here for years to come.

This is such a fun little track. I've been coming here with my parent's since I was about 10. It's…read morevery quiet and the perfect course to practice your short game. I highly recommend it for beginners, as well as anyone looking to get away from the Dells tourism.

Awesome quant course in a beautiful setting with a full bar. Friendly staff and reasonable…read moreprices (a nice change from other Dells stuff). I visit every time I'm in town. Definite must do!

Excellent space to try out the sport and learn important safety tips! Convenient location and…read morehelpful staff.

I ordered my new Hoyt through ASAP. I must say...Great customer service! Steve and Val are so…read morefriendly and helpful. Had a funny buzzing noise on my brand new bow and Steve was able to locate and reign it in. They also have a really fun virtual archery range!

Never been ice fishing - felt comfortable to ask stupid questions - they appreciated I came to them…read morefor answers - thanks!!

From the owner: Madison's fishing gear headquarters since 1981! We have a full selection of conventional and fly…read morefishing gear, the best live bait in town and most importantly we are owned and operated by local anglers who know where the fish are biting in Madison!

Great merchandise, impressive store, and super friendly staff. Seriously. If you want good customer…read moreservice in this industry see these guys. Real Patriots and Real Genuine People. Could not recommend enough.

We held a group event today with ten people in attendance. We had several new shooters in the…read moregroup. The instructor was very knowledgeable and patient with the group going out of her way to make everyone feel comfortable and safe. We were able to rent a variety of different handguns to test out on the range which made for an exciting experience. I highly recommend if you want to provide a fun and safe event for your group of friends or next business team building event DPAC is the place to go.

The check out was easy and smooth. The cashier was helpful. The store had a good selection…read more And I got one thing. We had just gone in to look. And found something we needed. Good staff and good inventory

Shout out to Josh for helping us check out! He's a great salesman and is super sweet. This Dick's…read moreis well stocked and very clean.

Good Morning - I went "Middle-Of-The-Road" with my rating…read moresince the overall experience was okay. I am in Monroe almost every Sunday and I was looking for an indoor range for target practice - and possibly a place to shoot when I retire. I heard about CT's from a fellow shooter and a relative who lives in Monroe. My cousin from Texas was in town and we were looking for something to do - since she brought her handgun, we decided to try out the range. This is a Two-Part Review The shooting was fun - we both enjoyed our time there. The ranges were clean and the lady who checked us in was very polite and very helpful. However - the short, bearded man seemed like he just wanted to give me a hard time. We were asked about needing ammo and targets - I said, we have both. He said that we had to use their targets. When I showed him my targets - he said the backing that holds the targets is too big and the clamps they use won't reach the targets, so I would have to tape. Then when the tape won't hold - the targets will fall off the backing. I told him that I don't use the clamps or tape - I have long "T" needles that work better. Then he said that my targets were too small. My targets are 187 sq. in. - the targets he sold me are 144 sq. in. I don't know about math in the Monroe area, but the school I went to taught me that 187 is greater than 144. So, the question is: if my targets are too small - why is CT's selling smaller targets? Finally, he said, I had to use their targets because, get this, if I let you use your own targets, I'll have to let everyone else use their own targets. WHAT? And what's wrong with that? Does he get a commission for the number of targets he sells? I did everything I could to not laugh - that was the dumbest thing I ever heard of regarding targets at a shooting range. I have even used cardboard from cereal boxes at ranges and have had no problems from the management. He brought up another point about hanging my target - if I hung the target horizontally (so I could use the clamps) instead of vertically, I would be shooting at an angle and cross-firing into other shooting lanes. This is also funny because some of the targets available were wider than mine with target points that would require a person to aim at a greater angle than if my target was hung horizontally. I really have a problem with this, and I will probably be looking for a different place to shoot. I'm sorry - that is just stupid... and maybe greedy too. I've shot at a few ranges in Wisconsin, Illinois and Kentucky - this is the first time I have not been allowed to use my own targets. I also shoot on a Bullseye team in a League - my teammates got a real good laugh when I told them about my experience. First comment was, "What?", followed by, "You've got to be kidding?", and "Where is this place - I'll be sure to go someplace else to shoot." I hope the policy changes, but I'm not counting on it. Bob

Helped me fix a crossbow fast, they were very helpful and fit me in right away. Didnt miss an…read moreevening hunt!