This is a nice old fashioned antique store with lots of hidden treasures. The prices were good and…read morethe owner was so kind with here conversation. The cat is also friendly and will meet you throughout the store. We bought several albums for my collection and several items that I'll resell. I highly recommend veering off HWY 13 and visiting this place.

This shop was a new find for us. We ran across it on a trip South out of the Des Moines IA metro…read moreon our way to Branson MO. Cleanliness leaves a little bit to be desired here. Definitely some dusty treasures. If you are OCD about that kind of thing this might not be your place... But it you don't mind a little dust and if antiques, collectable, and collectibles are your thing make sure you put this stop on your list. Everything from small furniture to smalls... TFM has a little bit of everything. A well laid out maze of side rooms, booths, and a few cases. If you can't find something here to take home you didn't look hard enough!

We were in Cole Camp for the annual Christbaum event. Stopped at the Handl House tea room for…read morelunch. It was scrumptious! I had their ham mushroom Swiss quiche with a small pear and blue cheese salad. The quiche melted in your mouth. Everyone one was friendly and welcoming. Definitely recommend giving them a try.

If you are headed to the lake and want to skip the roadside burger joints, or coming home and over…read moredid it at the lake - STOP HERE for fresh (not fried, not over processed) food. Crisp iced tea, fresh salads, fruit, unique soups, sandwiches, homemade desserts and coffee - all in the middle of a boutique, inside of an old mercantile store. Service was excellent by ladies who make you feel like a local! The charming interior, friendly service and fresh food makes this tea room a great value. I asked about the history of the building and was given a print out of its 100+ years of being a centerpiece in Cole Camp. Skip the roadside, greasy ketchup and mustard fingers - and step into Handel House for a pleasant dining experience.

attention all you fashionistas out there this is one clothing store you don't want to miss…read moregreat styles and great staff. All the latest fashions under one roof, I make a buy each time I visit. Reasonably priced too!!! just can't get enough. Cindy and Cherye always find that special somethin somethin for me.

Nagels is a great place to shop. Cindy is the best! The shop has been open for many years and…read morewalking in you can just feel the history. Cindy always stocks the best clothes, and it's an absolute joy going in to see her. I highly recommend shopping here!

Great little antique stop in Lincoln. We've found several great finds each time we stop. The…read morestaff is nice and actually doesn't follow you around acting like you are stealing like most other antique stores. I'll go back again and again!

No frills, two buildings next to each other and both chock full of items. Good customer service…read morewithout being overbearing. A lot of junky items but also a lot of very nice quality antiques. Prices seemed fair but like the person pricing them is very "in the know" and has researched items well, so don't expect to find things that are erroneously priced super-low, either. If you're driving through it's worth stopping. The lighting in both stores is very poor.

Interesting place. Used to be a lumber store. We didn't buy anything. I would say their specialty…read morewas used boots and junk.

This was a neat shop to visit. There are several rooms to explore. It says that there is an…read moreupstairs, but it looks more like his workshop. I'm not sure if I would have ventured up there if I knew that. However, the signs tell you to go upstairs. Anyway... it was fun to look, and the items were not the same-old-same-old.

Uh oh. This is absolutely my favorite shop and it's 2 1/2 hours away. Everything wool and rug…read morehooking. I could stay in this shop for hours just looking at the stuff. The hand dyed wool is scrumptious and even yummy colors like lime green. And her rug patterns, gah, there's so many of them! Thread, wool appliqué patterns, wool charm squares. I'm pretty sure there's a tarn strip cutter there. I had just left a rug hook in put on by the owner. She is a remarkable woman to accomplish this. Ofcourse the shop itself is adorable, the outside is within the decor of the cedar cabins in the area. If you love wool and rug hooking, this is your place to go. While there, don't forget to use the bathrooms. They are beautiful too.

I have always been treated fairly here. All sales people are friendly and helpful. I feel they…read moreoffer fair prices for items you have to sell. Only complaint I would have is that are not always open when they say they are. Which can be frustrating if you are traveling a distance to do business with them. I suggest you call first before making the trip.

I am a 73-year-old widow who was advised by the local police to get a gun, after being human…read moretrafficked and threatened and lucky to be alive. I was able to get one at a local gun show that I could afford, but it was far too much gun for me so I brought it to Deer Creek to exchange for a smaller gun, having explained my circumstances. I had to walk close to 2 miles in the sun and humidity, at my age, to get there, and being inexperienced in such things and not knowing the correct procedure, did not bring a piece of mail to confirm my address. I had already paid for the exchange gun and traded in my gun, and filled out all the paperwork, and now had the prospect of that exhausting walk again, so I could not help but cuss about the frustrating situation - not at the owner, as witnessed by my accompanying friend. The owner, Chase, was so threatened by the cussing of a 73-year-old woman (understandable for the given situation explained to him) that he allowed his ego and self importance to dictate behavior and canceled the transaction, no warning, no discussion, no human understanding. If I had known this about him (which I should have guessed, when he commented to us about his girlfriend being ugly), and his sense of self importance and total inability to consider the circumstances, I would never have chosen to do business with him.

I started shooting trap when I was 16 years old. That was 70 years ago. The stocks on my…read moreearly shotguns didn't have things like adjustable combs or other features that allowed the owner to fit the stock to his anatomy or shooting style other than cutting the stock for length of pull. As time went by custom stock makers started to appear but they mainly offered good looking fancy wood but little in the way of custom fitting. Today there are several custom stock makers but it seems only a few have mastered the arcane art of fitting a stock in a manner that significantly reduces recoil and allows the gun to shoot where the shooter is looking. Over the decades I've been competing with a shotgun I've had quite a few custom stocks made but Wenig has been the best at making a stock that is comfortable for me to shoot and allows me to shoot my best. I'm comfortable recommending Wenig without reservation. J.G. Sayle

Highly recommend you do not do business with this company whatsoever. If I could give them zero…read morestars I would. I sent two rifles in for stocks. Someone decided to make an "executive" decision without my consent and switched the order so each rifle was wearing the others new stock. On top of that, the new receivers and barrels both had scratches in the blued finish. Lastly, the guy I talked to one the phone, lied and lied. Basically, since I was pretty meticulous in my initial writeup using serial numbers and such, I proved him wrong. They had to try and make things right. That didn't really work though as one of the new stocks still had proud metal. Total waste of money. I heard this place has really went downhill with the new owners and I didn't know until afterwards. You've been warned.