Bought my Mr. a pair of cowboy boots from here for his birthday and he loves them. Locally owned…read moreand the couple that works here is friendly, helpful, and knowledgeable. They have all leather goods here, belts, hats, boots, jackets, wallets, purses, and more. He loves his boots!

Great store and nice location on Route 66. I picked out my first pair of cowboy boots for my…read morebirthday. They have a wide selection of different boot styles and sizes, as well as hats, shirts, belts, etc. The staff is happy to go over their inventory with you and help you find what you need. I walked out of here very happy in my new boots!

We bought 1/2 finished beef from L5S in October/2024, and it's the best beef we've ever had. Great…read moremarbling, awesome packaging, etc. We've ordered 1/2 beef every year for the past several years from other ranches, and this is by far the best. You won't be disappointed!

An odd establishment. Im sure this is the only place in Verde Valley where you can buy frozen beef…read morefor $20 to $25 a pound. Ordinary beef, not some Wagyu. And you'll be getting cuts like chuck, not tenderloin or filet mignon. $20 to $25 a pound. Right here in your frozen goods case. Also cowboy boots. But most of them are of the square-toe style, which I don't buy. And some western shirts, plus ladies' jewelry. Boots and shirts are there for both men and women, but I just did not see anything at all that would seem appealing. Also fence posts for building your own corral. For boots, I would recommend buying online, or else go to Boot Barn if you want to buy in person. Of course you will have to drive to the Phoenix metro area for their outlets, but that should not be a surprise. For meats, I would suggest the local Fry's Food store. Decent prices and a large selection. I do believe that buying local is a good idea. But of course the stores have to have what you want, and have it at a price which at least is in the right ballpark. So, sorry L5S folks, I just cannot see why anyone would want to buy anything there. Too bad.

We have shopped at Olsen's since it opened in Flag. We get dog, cat, and bird supplies there. We…read morefind their prices reasonable and the staff super friendly and helpful.

What is going on at Olsen's? Are they under new ownership/management? My 67 year old wife stopped…read morein to pick up bags of wild bird food, peanuts, shavings, and other supplies for our autumn "prep for winter" buy. She said not only was the inventory very low, with many items normally fully stocked unavailable....but they had absolutely no one available and had no problem expecting my life to load all this in our truck herself. The only people working was the young girl cashier and a guy in the back who couldn't be bothered. Gotta love how businesses treat customers nowadays.

Great people and great customer service! Would recommend this company to anyone looking for leather…read morework!!

This business is awesome! It's a mom and pop shop and they're second to none! Awesome work and…read morecustom work as well and friendly staff and very knowledgeable

We dropped by because a classmate bought some boots here…read more It's a warehouse store, and I had a great time just wandering around and discovering all its unique features. A hardware department, a big feed department (all kinds, do you have horses or cattle?), clothing for men and women, and more. They have trim kits and mufflers for several types of trucks. I didn't find heavy equipment here, but there was a lot to see. If you run a farm or ranch, the inventory could be just what you are looking for. In the clothing department they had everything to look like a cowboy. I don't doubt that genuine cowboys might actually shop here. I saw shirts, jeans, hats, and boots that I would buy for myself. Don't miss it if you can!

The employees seem nice, but Blake, an associate there, blatantly lied to…read moreme about their company policy on price matching before buying an item. When i politely confronted him about the lie, he doubled down and tried to gaslight me about the policy when i had it printed out from their corporate website, and instead of acknowledging this he refused to speak to me any longer. I have had this experience with every TS in arizona so far. They casually lie to you while stealing your money. It's heinous and clearly a corporate leadership issue. I will not be giving my business to people of this insidious nature.

Their leather work is exceptional. The modifications to…read moreleather belt exceeded my expectations.

To all who travel to Wickenburg! This is a must visit, charming , and they carry the coolest stuff…read morein there... the saddles, boots, shoes...all sorts of other cool stuff. Excellent leather toolers, fixed my favorite old leather brief case. So happy to find this treasure of a shop.

You'll never meet nicer, more helpful people than at Olsen's. We stopped in the other day and…read moreexplained we were trying to trap a lost cat. Luke gave us some excellent advice that allowed us to trap the cat! I can't say enough good things about these people.

My wife and I switched the food we buy for our 2 dogs a few years ago now, and go to Olsen's Grain…read morefor the new food. We also buy toys and joint supplement. The staff is as friendly as I have ever seen. They offer to help me load the food into my truck . They have a great knowledge , and are younger workers who have a passion and love for animals . Amazing to see. I would recommend everyone to go there for the pet food they need !

Hay Plus Farms does trailer repair and maintenance. They did a fantastic job servicing my horse…read moretrailer and they were able to add a ramp to it. Fast, professional, efficient and they do excellent work!

Inconsistent quality, number one has been double and triple thick flakes making it hard to feed…read moreproper without over feeding. Lots of rocks in last few loads. Over feeding cost a lot of money, wasteful and frustrating. Loose baled from the farm, with fat double and triple thick flakes that fall apart when trying to separate flakes to reduce waste, inturn dropping loose thick steamed Alfalfa all over ground, doubling work load having to rake up piles and put in wheel barrel to carry over a few acres to get everyone fed. They don't seem to care and a few of the office staff are rude and treat the loader staff like children calling them "boys" when they are are actually nice young men, working hard giving better customer service than the "customer service cashier" I used to tell people about "hayplus" a couple years ago, not anymore. They must have changed the farmers they used to buy from or someone is placing number 2 in the number 1 barn, where they have stacks of mixed cow hay in the number 1 squeeze. When we spend thousands of dollars on feed we expect better quality when we think we are purchasing number one we expect number one, not dry dusty overgrown, thick steamed Alfalfa with purple flowers, that has little protein nutrition because the farmer waited to long to cut and bale. Quality matters when animals depend on proper nutrition to grow and feed their young, this kind of Alfalfa reduces milk production and the animals are not satisfied, needing additional supplements costing more than it would with quality number one they used to sell. Very disappointing and frustrating to spend so much money on low quality feed.