Rained on me while hunting and the veins fell off my arrows. Buffalo Jump Archery built these arrows for me at a cost of $12-$14 each, and they fell apart in the rain. I called and left messages, I was ignored by the owner, Ju**. When I was able to reach J**y, she told me that she's been doing this for 30 years and they don't make mistakes. Take it up with the manufacturer, it's their fault. I will never give my business to Buffalo Jump Archery or the owner, J*d*. These people are crooks, don't be surprised if your equipment falls apart in the field after Buffalo Jump Archery works on it. read more

Buffalo Jump Archery - Arrows veins falling off in the field after a little rain. - Archery Near Me - Helena, Montana

There are some pros and cons to this shop. They have a decent selection of bows (although could carry more), they have a great selection of accessories and archery tool and equipment, and the indoor range is a great resource. Ive met two of the three guys that work there (cant remember their names) and they are pretty good from the limited experience I have had with them. Judy is a nice lady and pretty honest about services she cant provide herself, which I appreciate. The frustrating thing about this shop is if you want to get your bow tuned it has to be on a Wednesday, and only a Wednesday to have one guy do it. None of the guys work on the weekend so even if you have to have simple work done on a press, you cant because Judy is the only one who works weekends and shes pretty much only able to sell product. Again, I appreciate that she is honest and doesnt want to mess with people's bows when she shouldnt. But trying to make it into the shop after work on a week day is really difficult, especially when tuning can take a good amount of time. I have heard this shop may be getting bought out and I honestly hope it does, in hopes that the hours can improve for providing all archery services. Im at the point where Im about to pull the trigger on buying my own pretty so I can do all archery work myself. Which sucks because I want local shops to get business. They just arent helping themselves right now. read more

There are lots of places like this that end up being very aloof if you don't have 20 years of experience in the sport. I came to archery late in life and had lots of questions, and everyone I have interacted with at the shop has been kind, courteous, and and quick to share their knowledge. If you are at step 1 of your archery journey or have been doing it for years, this is the pace to go. read more

I wouldn't go anywhere else with my PSE bow. Judy is warm and welcoming, taking a sincere interest in your archery. The first time I met her, she was a bit cold, but if I hadn't come back, I wouldn't have gotten to know how lovely she is and how much knowledge she possesses. It may be a little bit out of the way, but absolutely worth it!! Like I said, I wouldn't take my bow anywhere else!! read more

I've had either arrows set up or accessories put on my bows 3 times here. Every time the arrows have been done incorrectly. The first time inserts were installed without enough glue and popped out on the first shot. The second set of arrows had one that wasn't seated deep enough so heads could not be screwed in enough. Very elementary mistakes. Also had new rests put on two bows. On one bow you can tell someone attempted to tighten a screw with the wrong size wrench and nearly stripped the screw head out. On the second bow, the screw was tightened too much causing it to pull through the vertical adjustment piece. I brought this back two nights in a row and was told nothing could be done and there is no way it happened there. read more