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.

These guys are awesome, always looking to help everyone Whether you're a skilled bow person or just…read moregetting into it. I highly recommend you checking it out. I had them build me a bow last year and I was fortunate enough to harvest my first buck that year! Their prices are also amazing on even the newest bows. And thy have a huge selection of cheaper to more exspensive bows.

Went in with my teen daughter knowing nothing. They were so helpful and a joy to talk to. I loved…read morehow they didn't look down on us because of being new to archery. Lots to choose from but they helped us know what to get and even have starter packages to get you everything you need. Yes a bit pricy but price is worth the hands on and custom size selection. My daughter being on the smaller size could find a bow that suits her and is comfortable for her. Highly recommend talking to one of the guys.

Tim did a FANTASTIC job on my bow. I've owned this bow now for 10 years. I was getting frustrated…read morebecause I could not get the sight tape to match the distances I was shooting. (50 yards, I'd have to line up to 55 yards for instance). In addition I always had to readjust my sights for broad heads. This year, the distances and sight tape line up, even to 80 yards, and I didn't have to adjust a thing when it came to my broad heads. I will continue to be a customer and bring my equipment to them.

Owner is not very helpful. Went in to get a youth bow set up for my younger sibling and the owner…read moredidn't even acknowledge my existence. After asking to adjust the draw length and poundage he gave me a vague answer that I would need new cams to adjust the length but wouldn't say why and left. Will be going elsewhere. Owner is super unprofessional.

Great people! Offered a FREE month of lessons after our 5-year-old was mistakenly overlooked for…read morejoining up! Awesome 40 acre club with amazing trails and shooting courses.

Their exemplary service exceeded my expectations. I was extremely happy with the results from…read moreJessica, Hanna and Jeff for refurbishing my PSE bow. Thank you.

Ya could say I hit the Bullseye when I found BowDoc ; )…read more I took the Thursday night archery intro class and it was awesome. I've never touched a bow in my life but I was totally comfortable with everything as it was taught and presented. We got to shoot so much during the class and we also got to stay after class as long as we wanted until the range closed to keep shooting. I loved it. Fyi: The Intro class was only $20 & it's only $15 for open range including renting a bow. And you can stay as long as you want. The people are so friendly, welcoming, and inclusive. I love that there are so many women involved. Apparently women are badass archers! I've been back to shoot now at the open range and there seem to be no egos; there's a great supportive vibe. Everyone just has fun while focusing on honing their skill at this really addictive sport. The archery shop has a good selection, lots of bows, arrows, targets, all kinds of stuff. I asked about getting set up with a new bow and what I like is that they were very honest about the cost of getting started, they didn't try to up sell me or give me the hard sell like so many places would've have since I'm 1) obviously super eager & 2) relatively clueless about archery. The shop is set in a tricky to find place the first time, for me at least. It's set behind a storage unit place. There's a long driveway but you just go past the storages/garages, there is at least one sign (a burma shave/garage sale style sign) that says Archery with an arrow towards the shop. And the shop is easy to see on the left once you drive by the storages & other businesses. Parking is easy. Tl;dr: I feel safe and welcome at BowDoc. :o)

The people are just amazing,they know what their talking abt…read moreThey also fixed a bow of mine...I drive a hour over there if I need something!

I got into hunting 3 years ago, and this is my go-to shop. Last year I bought my first compound…read morebow last year from them and they worked with me patiently while insuring it was a perfect fit for me. Friendly and fast service every time and just took my crossbow in for service. very happy with them and will continue to go there anytime for my archery needs.

Friendly, helpful folks. I really liked it…read more I brought my niece and nephew here while I was visiting and we had a great time. They were very friendly and relaxed. They know what they are doing and what's more is they help you when you need it. We reserved our time, rented our gear and we were good to go for the hour. It was a really easy process and a reasonable price, too. I'd recommend them to anyone who wants to learn about archery or practice their skills and have some fun.

Took a lesson here today with Jess. She explained everything clearly, emphasizing safety and also…read moremaking great suggestions that helped me significantly improve my shooting in only an hour. Additionally, she made the experience fun. I only did the hour-long introductory class but plan to come back to take the 6-week class. I highly recommend Chicago Archery if you've been thinking about trying archery or if you did it a long time ago and want to get back into it. It was a great experience.

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!

I had so much fuuuuun!!!!!!!!! Archery is harder than it looks and I guess I will never survive…read morehunger games. Hehe :) Here's why this place gets 5 stars: 1. Free parking!! ( although I guess it gets pretty crowded because by the time we were done and out people were waiting for Parking spaces) 2. Friendly friendly staff! They were so patient and funny and eager to answer any questions. They greet u by the door with a welcoming "hello!". 3. Affordable. $27/ person if 5 or more people in a group and $35/ person if 4 or less people. (Not sure if these prices are higher for a party because some of the other reviews say different.) 4. Have fun!! That's one of their biggest rules! 5. We got to keep out bullseye sheet thingy! -like others have said its in a warehouse-type building and u have to ring bell to get in. It's located right next to a puppy food store. (I don't have a pet but I suggest checking it out after archery because some of the products are so funny and cute) -when u walk in they'll instruct u to sign in and sign a waiver. Coat hanger available upon walking in -they take only cash or check so have these ready! - they don't have a phone. ALL contact is via email or walk-in so make sure to book appointments in advance Have fun!! My party and I sure did! Far exceeded our expectations! Can't wait to go back!

I use to study Kyudo a few years ago when I live in Osaka so was looking for a place I can practice…read moremy Archery and happen to found this place. It's my first time being here definitely won't be my last not only does the owner friendly and helpful but is willing to take the time to teach people who are not experienced and Archery. When I have arrived I was able to take a few practice shots and then get my feeling adjusting is plenty of space and great for beginners and advance. I usually don't give 5 stars but the fact that I was given great service & the owner was very knowledgeable I can't complain I even pay Advance. Make sure you bring cash payment is usually taken by cash only.