I have an old Horton crossbow...dry shot and the cable broke. Is there any way that I could ship it…read moreto you put new cable on it?

Stopped here to break up a trip, and wanted to learn more about archery. This place is absolutely…read morewonderful. The staff were *incredibly* helpful and friendly. They took time to talk to me about how to move into the sport and how to understand what I was looking at. Novices, and all their misconceptions, are certainly welcomed here. High end hunters will appreciate that they are the largest such store in the state, but those new and curious--or looking to break up a trip like me--will come away very happy with the experience. The staff are all archers and hunters. The location is convenient from the highway. The staff are friendly. I came away more enthusiastic about the sport than when I went in. Very much recommended.

This is not "Abe Lincoln", but his father "Thomas Lincoln". They were owned by Abraham Lincoln and…read moredeeded to his father Thomas. There's a museum which talks about the time/place when Thomas Lincoln lived here - takes about 45 minutes. There are groups where it is set up with buildings and farm animals of the Thomas' Lincoln's time. His grave is just down the road. A key part compares two farmers of the time period. One is a farmer from the area that was interested in farming for profit with the latest technology and Thomas Lincoln, who farmed for the purpose of being a self-sufficient farm owner. There is an example of the homes of each type of farmer. We went in March; apparently there are tours during the summer. Ours was self-guided.

I love Lincoln Log Cabin and have since I was a very young child…read more In the past, there were many animals there and actors who would talk to you in the part of people living during the time period. This was always super fun. I see that much less often now. There are less animals (last time I visited they had sheep, pigs, and chickens only) and I haven't seen any actors there in a while. With that being said, I enjoyed the sheep, chickens, and pigs and I also enjoyed looking at the buildings. They were all locked during my last visit, but sometimes you can go inside of them and look at the insides of the cabins, which is much more fun. During my last visit they were offering free produce they grew in their garden and I liked that a lot. We grabbed some tomatoes. The reduction of one star is simply because I remember the past when this place was super amazing. Now there haven't been actors the last few visits. I have seen sheep, cows, horses, pigs, chickens, turkeys, and cats there before, but my last visit only had three of those animals. In addition, it's more fun when you can enter the buildings. Even without all the animals and actors and access to the buildings, it's super fun and I'd recommend it!

I played here for the first time, Memorial Day weekend. It was rainy and cold, so I'm taking that…read moreinto account. At $35 weekend rate (18 with a cart), this is by far the best deal I've found around Effingham. The Bermuda grass fairways were excellent, minus a few wet spots from the rain. The greens were smooth and rolled true. The course layout can definitely be a tough one, but with several tee boxes to choose from, it can fit anyone's game. The only reason I didn't give them 5 stars is because of the clubhouse. It's not much, but its acceptable. They have a driving range and full kitchen for lunch. We will definitely be playing Angus when we come in town from now on.

This course is a worthy adversary for a lower handicapper. Obviously scrapped together from local…read morefarm ground, the design takes good advantage of the terrain and it has visual appeal for the casual player. It's not overly long and combines the usual Central Illinois geologic features (creeks, valleys, rolling hills, woods) in challenging ways. The problem is that this is a tight course. You play along and through a lot of tight openings. If you're a scratch golfer you'll have relatively easy time with it, but if not, bring a lot of balls and a lot of patience. If you want to lounge in a luxurious club house with a thick steak afterward, you'll need to go elsewhere.

These people are the best. My Shih Tzu is beautiful and so happy when he's done. I am so happy how…read morewell they groom him!!!

I have tried to schedule an appointment for my dogs twice. I contacted over FB in which you…read moreresponded you would get back to me and never did. I called and left a voice mail and still have not heard back. For someone who has such good reviews the customer relations seems to be lacking. It seems you must not need any more business, which is fine but you should at least say so when someone new tries to contact you.

She let my dog get hit by a car while in her care and refused to take responsibility for itread more

Crooked Tail is the best place to board your dog or bring them just for daycare - cage free…read moreenvironment. Our dogs were never so happy, but boarding them there, they came home as happy dogs. Grooming is done on the premises as well and our dogs looked & smelled wonderful when we picked them up. Obedience training is also something that Crooked Tail offiers. Hayley Wagner, the owner, is a very gifted women, who works so well with all dogs. It takes a very special person to take care of so many dogs and keep them all happy, but Hayley does it ALL. I highly recommend The Crooked Tail if you are looking to board, groom or even have your dog trained. Hayley can do it all!!!

Going here for a few years now for grooming and boarding. It's been extremely helpful, cost…read moreefficient and easy to deal with them on every occasion. One thing to note, they're cash or check only. No card transactions. They're a bit outside of town so I'm guessing the lack of internet affects the card acceptance.

We always take our dog Abby here when we go on vacation! Very clean & very friendly!read more

John is a wonderful and educated guy that will drop what he is doing to help you! we have delt with…read moreStewarts Archery for quite a few years now and will continue to give John our business. We will recommend him to anyone.

Johns a great guy and runs an excellent business . Would recommend him to anyone he does all my bow…read moremaintenance, does an excellent job processing also.

Solid small town business. I read the other reviews about being over priced or rude and that is…read morejust not the case. This shop can talk you through meaningful decisions based on your needs then be understanding when you bring it back in trashed because of how you ride. Things cost money. Hobbies cost money. Service costs money. I can do some YouTube fixes but still need help on occasion. I will be looking to upgrade my bike within 1 year and when I do, it will likely be from this shop If you are looking for department store bikes at department store quality, go to Walmart.

Come here if you want to get gouged…read more My bike has been outdoors over the winter, so i took it on for a tune up to get it rideable for spring, a service that three years ago at their Effingham location cost me 15 bucks. Bear in mind, this is a 100 dollar bike, just for getting around town. I was quoted 75 DOLLARS for a simple tune up AND ANOTHER 30 for a new chain. I feel completely f@#$ed over, and i will never darken their door to be offended by their overpricing again. In fact, with prices like these, I hope with everything in me that both of their locations go out of business.