Was surprised by one of the other reviews. Can't help but wonder if there wasn't an ulterior…read moremotive behind it! I found this place to be rather charming and eclectic! The mother/daughter staff were very talkative and friendly! They were helpful, but not pushy or pretentious! Loved the bees wax soap! Thanks for being so friendly to an out of town guest!

Hmm. A very pretentious place with a snotty staff and merchandise that isn't that special, but is…read moreterribly over-priced. If you're wanting someone to look down their nose at you and follow you around while you're trying to sort through the hodge-podge of merchandise and then have them be shocked you don't want to drop double the price of a normal store on their stuff then oh yeah, by all means, shop here. Maybe the usual tourists fall for that. On a positive note, I was the only person darkening their door so the store wasn't crowded with people, just crowded by the rude sales woman - wonder why?

I am not sure if I can even say enough about this store. The husband and wife that run it are…read morespectacular. Very friendly, even to people they just met. We put in an order and stopped during our cross-country trip. They didn't require a deposit and went out of there way to get it done. They showed us around their store and their huge mold center and pouring center. They have over 20000 molds in house. They also offer plenty of ideas and suggestions. They have a large selection of stains and glazes. They also offer other items such as fired decals and rub on colors. They also have a good selection of brushes. I will probably order more online in the future and have it shipped. I would love to go back again.

Jewelry, local goods, and a small museum if you keep walking through. Nice place to shop and get…read moresouvenirs for your family. Local goods: honey, flavored honey, jams, ground coffee, chocolate, huckleberry everything, tea. Jewelry: turquoise, some beading Museum: lots of antique guns, saddles, traditional clothing. Lots of shirts that say "wind river reservation," kids section, and Minnetonka moccasins- the baby ones are adorable.

We were here while staying at Lander, WY. The place is well kept and the staff is very friendly…read more They have a small museum as part of the trading post and it has all kinds of artifacts along with a a nice firearms display. You can find all kinds of items from the tribes there and everything is reasonably priced, so if ever in the area you should stop on by.

Great Wyoming art and local gifts. Great to get a gift for a friend or even to buy a once in a…read morelifetime art piece.

Weather you're on the hunt for a specific item or needing some cash for your goods,…read moreFred is the guy who can help. Convenient Location to downtown Lander, Happy Hocker should be your first choice.

We visited the store not knowing what to expect and we were pleasantly surprised with the vast…read moreselection of outdoor items. My favorite parts of the store were the gunshop and BBQ corner. It is worth stopping buy for so many of your outdoor needs.

We stopped at Rocky Mountain Discount Sports on the way to Yellowstone and were super impressed…read morewith the fabulous selection of sporting goods and the ever-so-helped staffers. I felt the prices were reasonable, compared to other stores we visited in the area.

Let me preface this by saying that I, personally, did not buy anything here but my traveling…read morecompanion did. We stopped in here because she needed another chair for her dining set that she purchased from here many moons back. We looked around the store at all the dining sets and found one that was somewhat similar to the one she bought from this store a few years back. A staff member came up to help us and she explained her quandary. The salesguy knew EXACTLY what set she purchased and said he needed to look in the back room for a sec. So, right then & there, I was impressed. I live in Minneapolis and am not used to this level of service. Stores at home cycle through merchandise so fast that it'd be impossible to find another chair after many years. The dude came back, no dice. But he directed us to follow him into anohter area of the back room while he looked. He actually LET US IN the backroom! How cool! Back at home, that would never happen, mostly for safety/insurance purposes. But again, no dice. Finally, he had one last option. A trailer outside held some of their older furniture, so he invited us to go outside with him to check it out. We actually got to go in the trailer with him and look around...and BINGO! There was the chair. How cool! She bought it (he gave her a discount) and he helped us load it into the car (she's a senior citizen, but it's not like *I* couldn't have lifted it). But it was a nice touch. I would totally shop here if I lived nearby. What service!

Absolutely stunning store! I've never seen such a huge selection of supplies for making Native…read moreAmerican beadwork/ribbon shirt/dresses etc! So many beautiful things to look at in here! They also have some locally, hand crafted beadwork jewelry available for purchase as well -/ blankets, hats and mugs with Native American print on them.