Don't need to go to Houston are Cadie, this club is local and a great place to shoot.read more

Amazing! this has got to be one of the best gun clubs I've ever been to. They definitely hit the…read morenail on the head while naming the place. Now it's not the best because of the upscaleness of the facilities, it's the best because of the diversity and friendliness. The manager of the place described it to me as the ideal Redneck gun club. HAHA, boy was he right. They have a great pavilion with a small kitchen and restrooms available, nice pro shop, several skeet, trap, and 5 Stand stations, and two walking courses as well. They also offer a 100 and 200 yard rifle range and a 70 yard pistol range. What really adds to this is how affordable they make it to be a member. It's a $100 annually to be a member and then another $100 quarterly in fees plus whatever they are charging for the stations you choose to use. I highly recommend that you check them out if you're in the area.

This is my second review, I can honestly say I can actually compare to another that I visited a…read morefew miles away, but this one, is less expensive and as I said before the employee Joe I believe is his name was very patient with me, and taught me a lot. This range is outside, and Good for your lungs, verses the indoor range that I visited, where I inhaled gun powder, and my ear ranged and literally stopped up for a good 5 minutes, and yes I had my eyes and ears on, long story, but I choose Mother Nature over inhaling chemicals and deafness.

Don't go there! They won't let you pick up your brass. They won't let you put up a reactive target…read more They won't let you shoot faster than one round every 5 seconds. I am so disappointed in this place.

Went to the store for a loan on a rifle. I knew my weapon, its value, and condition. I walked in…read moreand brought the weapon to the counter. The owner didn't even look at it and told me he'd only give me $5 for the weapon. I was appaled. I told him I knew the value and it was regularly selling for $1,500 and I was only wanting a $50 loan to make it for the next two days. Again he said $5 or I could "get the **** out and go to one of the other three shops on the same street." my jaw dropped and I turned to leave. As I was walking out the owners employee asked him why he didn't want to do a loan on the weapon, he answered "Did you see the guy? I wont deal with a guy with hair like that." Went to the pawn shop across the street from them. They immediately offered me $500 loan.

Ok so I never talk bad about business's but this was too much. A good friend of mine saved his…read moreChristmas money to get a mossberg ar15. He goes to jj's pawn shop. The gun is total $850. He pays for it and does the paperwork and is told to pickup monday. He goes to pick it up today and they say come back on Friday. My friend says you told me monday. The owner gets very rude and says monday. My friend then ask for his money back. Once again the owner is rude saying no. Finally the owner says I'll give you your money back less 10%. After a heated argument my friend agrees. The owner gives him his money less 85.00. Then threatens him that atf will be coming to see him. He leaves and gets the same gun from academy for 145.00 cheaper. Then I call jj and explain to him that I have bought guns from him for 20 years. He tells me that he has 30000 repeat customers and that he doesn't give a DAMN about one customer. Oh well I won't be one of those customers again. Thank yall for listening.

We joined the lease about 2 weeks ago and reserved a cabin for Tuesday Feb. 18. First thing was…read morewhen we walked in you could smell that the cabin had been freshly cleaned, not a stale smell as in most places. The beds were very comfortable and the bedding was new. The overall cabin was so nice. We felt secluded and very private and loved that. Everything that you need is right there except clothing and food. Can't wait to experience this again.. Even tho it rained we still caught fish but didn't keep them.. I would actually give this place ten stars if possible

From the owner: Big Woods Fish & Game Preserve is a beautiful, private refuge that provides a unique, year round,…read morefishing resort.

Great place to shoot guns. Super friendly, safe and helpful staff who reinforce rules and…read moreregulations. My family and I have been going for years and will continue so. Quinn B.

Inviting, Friendly, cleanest range I've ever seen. Very well laid out. Benches are excellent!…read moreStaff, very helpful and knowledgeable.

Nice ranges , proffesional staff and great selection of safety last minute items. Staff RSO…read moremaintains ranges clean of brass.

David Koenig is one of the rudest managers I have ever had the displeasure of dealing with…read more I came in today for an interview believing it was scheduled for 1:30 PM. It was actually scheduled for 1:00 PM, and I take 100% responsibility for looking at the wrong time. It was an honest mistake, and I have never been late to an interview before. I arrived around 1:20 PM and waited about 15 minutes before I finally had to stop an employee myself to ask for assistance. Eventually, David came over and informed me that my interview had been scheduled for 1:00. I immediately apologized and explained that I had accidentally looked at the wrong time. His response was, "Yeah, we aren't going to do this today," accompanied by a dismissive hand gesture, before simply walking away. I completely understand that being late to an interview can be inconvenient, and I would have understood if he had decided not to proceed with the interview. What I don't understand is the unnecessary disrespect and lack of professionalism in how he handled the situation. There was a much more professional way to communicate that the interview would need to be rescheduled or that they were no longer interested. I already felt terrible about making an honest mistake, and his attitude only made the situation worse. First impressions go both ways. If this is how management treats potential employees during an interview, it makes me question how employees are treated once they're actually hired.