I had taken my Sig Sauer 556 to ANOTHER gunsmith in Sheridan for a minor repair. After nearly a…read moremonth I got it back in pieces. He was unable to fix it. I then took it to Little John's Gun Center and John was right on it. It was soon determined all the pieces were not there. One piece was missing and that particular piece was no longer manufactured, as Sig had discontinued manufacturing that model rifle. Not to worry, John was able to tool one from scratch and had the rifle in working order straight away. A real gun smith. Couldn't be happier. Thank you John

Small gunshop just off of Loucks Street in Sheridan. Been there for 30 years. Does gunsmithing,…read morescope mounting, muzzle breaks and most other gun repairs. Does not maintain a large inventory of guns, but can order anything you are interested in and usually beats the competition with lower prices.

Wonderful inventory of items for sale, from clothes to jewelry. The service was very friendly and…read morehelpful. We received good value for our purchases.

What a fantastic shop. It smells wonderful and they have great quality essential oils and candles…read more The clothes selections are unique and great prices. Jewelry? Yup they have that and much more. The local owners were very knowledgable and willing to share it. If you are looking for unique, this is the place. Stop by and give them your business.

Rocky Mtn in Sheridan is absolutely outstanding. Great customer service (don't listen to the 1 nay…read moresayer, he posts a lot of other bad reviews at reputable establishments!). Morgan has been fantastic to work with for bow hunting and every time I go in (which is a lot) everyone is super helpful and willing to answer any questions I have. They were just nominated for best business in Sheridan (again) in 2024.

Got some really helpful advice from Morgan, very patient with me, thank you!read more

I have dealt with D & J Coins for many years. Have always found them to be dependable and honest…read moreand easy to work with. I am out of Gillette, WY and gladly make the trip for any dealings with them. Ed

Awesome sport clothing store! They have a nice ski shop as well as the usual outdoor gear, but…read moremostly have clothing. Very up to date and clean. There is also a good sized sale room across the street. I was impressed by the helpful staff, informative and friendly but not pushy. They were eager to make a special order when out of my size, and then called me when my item came! Just a very nice store!!!

Overall good a little over priced, bought a watch there and then noticed it was broken it would…read morehave been nice it they took care of it, instead they made me pay for repairs and shipping after buying a broken product from them.

Fun place to stop during Longmire Days and any day. I stopped at the store in Buffalo. The real…read morething for materials. The younger girls that worked there were friendly and helpful.

If you are a fan of the Longmire Mysteries A&E/Netflix TV series or Craig Johnson's books, this is…read moreMecca. Cleverly concealed in downtown Buffalo, Wyo.'s "Sheriff Walt Longmire re-election campaign headquarters" on S. Main Street, this is the place for all the fan necessities one could ever desire. Especially cool is that the business is run by Johnson's wife, Judy -- who book fans know from the dedications of all of his books. (She *is* as special as the dedications imply). And Johnson frequently drops by the store. I greatly admired Branch Connelly's tan jacket from the TV series, but was disappointed that it isn't made by Carhartt or some other provider I knew. Judy carries the real thing -- Schaefer Outfitters ranch wear clothing (made in the USA!) and I can happily confirm that the coat is not only a good looking garment, but the match for blustery Wyoming fall weather. (My wife insists I remove my new coat before coming to bed.) In fact, Judy said she persuaded TV producers to outfit some of the cast in Schaefer clothing for an authentic Wyoming look. This is a fun store with super staff (besides Judy) and a lot of clever Longmire-iana. Buffalo is a charming small town with a lot of Western history and many iconic businesses that Johnson has incorporated into his mythical Durant, Absaroka County Longmire universe. Even if you are not a Longmire fan, Buffalo is worth a visit. If you are a fan, this is a "must stop."

Very rude owner. She was extremely rude to mother who's on crutches for her mask falling down…read moreslightly. How dare she try to stable herself before putting the mask the rest of the way back up. Never will I waste another single cent at this store. Very poor reflection on our great little community

We went to Banner Wyoming for a family visit and vacation. We strolled down Main Street and ran…read moreinto Crazy Woman Trading Co. The shop is cute! The man and woman who were running the place were great, super friendly too. They even had their pup in the shop--I'm a sucker for a store dog. I ended up getting a couple of T Shirts, even though I literally wanted every thing in the shop. We will be back! We also would love to be able to shop online.

"Over 200 booths" of the most poorly sorted, Chinese made knickknack junk. You could waste your…read moretime on. What few scattered pieces of "authentic native American" collectibles they have were anything but rare or collectible. Does Wyoming not have a law against fault advertising? There's nothing you can find here that you couldn't find at a rummage sale in your own neighborhood on any given Saturday.

Stopped in while visiting Sheridan, fun store with lots of nooks and crannies (and 2 stories) full…read moreof mostly antiques and some newer/handmade items. I found a few treasures to take home, fun spot!