Great place to learn and shoot! My partner and I signed up for a first-time visit and everything…read morewent great. You'll get personal attention from actual pros, from safety basics to the best method for holding your bow. The team was very understanding when I ran a little late and still let us get a ton of shooting in. They straddled the line between giving us one-on-one attention and letting us take some time to feel things out ourselves. There were people of every age range present at the site, even on a weekday evening. The instructions were very clear and straightforward. I'm excited to try a little shooting, again, and I look forward to improving.

I typically don't like indoor ranges but i went here once and everyone is very helpful, whether…read moreyou're new or experienced the environment is very friendly. The pricing is very nice, very different from Rodger's is that if you don't have the tools to change a peep, Rodger's would charge you $60 where Archery excellence would charge you $5.

This place is the best of the best. Randy knows what's up and shoots you straight and has a great…read moreselection of gear and bows. Definitely coming back when I need something next.

Very helpful! My husband was getting his first bow and they took time to actually show him how to…read moreuse it and get it set up properly, they didn't rush him or make him feel forced to say yes about anything and they were honestly just good people to go to. We'll do all of our bow shopping here from now on!

Sheels offers far more than your regular sporting goods store!! If you ask me, I can send every…read moreweekend here and never get bored because it's more of a local attraction than a store lol.. haha! The main attractions for me are the Ferris wheel, the aquarium entry area and the cafe (+ sweets store). However, they have so much more to offer. It has departments for all sorts of team sports, all types of outdoor and adventure sports like fishing or hunting, fitness, footwear, games, toys, apparel, home goods and more. Do not forget to have the pizza and fudge at the cafe after a long stroll at the store. Also on the second floor they have beautiful taxidermy animals areas which is a fantastic site. It can get busy on the weekends so plan your visit accordingly because it's hard to get parking outside the store. Overall it's a clean, huge store with super friendly staff and a must visit if you're in the area!!

An amalgamation of Dick's Sporting Goods, Bass Pro, and Great Wolf Lodge given birth to a…read morelove-child named Scheels. It's totally one part corporate, crisp, functional retail goods store, and another part taxidermy animals, rides, fudge, and hunting & fishing gear like you'd find at Bass Pro. We took our kids here on a winter break, gray day and it was a lot of fun. First off, there's a mini aquarium when you walk in -- it's nothing to write home about, but it gets the kids attention and they realize right away this is a fun store. From there, you can't miss the gigantic ferris wheel in the middle of the store. Gonna be real, it's fun and worth the wait but also a bit nerve wracking. Something is just odd about quietly swaying at the top of a department store quietly for such a long time. My daughter was like, "Dad, I'm scared to look down!" and all I could think was, "so am I, kid, so am I." We both agreed it's pretty fun once it gets going. There's also a little bowling area where you get five frames for a buck, and ditto to a little arcade game area as well. There's toy stores, outdoor goods, quality brands of clothes and outfitting, and really a nice answer to online shopping. In fact, it feels like malls used to feel in the 90's but a modern spin on everything. We did eat here but I'd say skip it. I didn't find anything I wanted and when I went to finish off my kids chicken tenders I was super underwhelmed and ended up pitching them. I will say at this time they carry Sylas & Maddy's ice cream (best IC in the city IMO) so that was a nice surprise treat. What more could you want if out shopping with the kids?! It's a great spot to kill a quiet afternoon.

Beautiful 80 acre course, with TONS of throwers, very clean, very nice. Staff supe helpful,…read moreclubhouse can be rented for she-shoots and the like.

I wish I had the ability to secure some acreage and put a building on it and bring my dog to work…read moreand my job would be to have people that like the same stuff that I like come hang out with me and shoot. That's what this place is. Kansas has lots of land and this land is perfectly Suited for a Sporting Clay Park. You have the choice to do trap and skeet or walk they 1.3 Mile Trail to shoot Sporting Clays. We opted for the latter as this was a day after Thanksgiving and I was extra super fat. They use a key card type system that they pre-program the RFID Card and as you go around to the different stations we opted for 200 Clay's but they give you 235 to account for breakage and flinging out some Clays that you want to see where they go. It looks like you can probably bring your own golf cart and do that but the walk actually did me a lot of good. Just like golf there are Reds and blues the reds are harder the blues are easier theoretically but we had a great time blasting neon colored clay discs. I brought just a hundred rounds but I had to go get another box cuz I wanted to shoot a little bit more. They have guys on buggies that will come around and pick you up and take you back to get the Mo if you run out or maybe get something to drink which I did. And of course they have a beautiful black lab there to give lots of love and pets 2. Also they are more than willing to be visible as they frequently drive around to make sure everything is okay overall this is a great place and I wish I could replicate what they did here in my hometown.