Great little grocery store! Has a deli, bakery plus household items, camping supplies, yarn. Don't…read morebe fooled by the outside it's huge inside. Very friendly employees.

Very RUDE! Walked in and the grocery store worker states the store is closing in 1 minute. We told…read morehim, we are just wanting 1 item. Barely in the the store and over the PA system an announcement goes out: the store is closed get your items and go to the check out. I have never seen such rudeness in this town. Will no longer ever shop at this grocery store! Also, you wonder why people do not shop in the town!

My 13-year-old son and I went on a two-hour ride with the owners, and we had a fantastic time! The…read morescenery in the Big Horn Mountains was beautiful! The horses were easy to ride! If we are ever in Buffalo, Wyoming, again, we will definitely reach out to Blacktooth Excursions for another ride. We highly recommend!

Another fabulous two-hour ride with Steve at Blacktooth Excursions! This is our second year in a…read morerow booking a two-hour ride and it never disappoints! Owners Adam and Claudia are always so kind and accommodating. This was a last minute booking over the Memorial Day weekend. They got us set up for a ride with Steve which is always so enjoyable and educational! Steve is a wealth of information not only about the beautiful Big Horn Mountains, but being a multi-generation local his historical knowledge of the area and Buffalo makes the ride even that more enjoyable. We look forward to booking another ride with Blacktooth Excursions soon!

Cute little yarn shop, the place was just lovely in general. You can take a self-led tour through…read morewhere they produce their wool, which was very cute. They sell patterns along with yarn and finished products. All of it was high quality stuff. All the fibers are naturally sourced, which is great in today's yarn economy. You can even feed the sheep outside (which are very friendly and very hungry). If you're looking for yarn, this is your place.

ABSOLUTELY WORTH A STOP…read more These folks make their own wool sweaters, wool hats, wool slippers, you name it out of sheep's wool from three ranches here in Wyoming. Plus, they make a ton of beautiful yarn. And are a zero-waste place! Susie gave us the best tour we could have ever wished for. YARNOLD. Come visit the best sheep ever! You can feed him peanuts but he likes animal crackers better. He's a sweetheart and a unique sheep from Switzerland who loves tender face scratches. And his name is Yarnold. If he had a partner, maybe their name could be Knitney. :) I bought a hat and my friend bought a sweater. They make lifetime products here. Totally worth it.

Amazing local museum. Excellent artifacts and displays. Each tells an interesting story you don't…read moreknow. Ghis is a gift!

This is a great museum to stop in and see. A lot of Native American history combined with town…read morehistory. The artifacts are from a personal collection, well displayed and cared for. A huge bonus is that it didn't smell like a typical museum, which I definitely appreciated. Very reasonable entrance fee, but free for blue star families such as mine. We opted to make a donation to show our appreciation. The 2 gals that were working were incredibly engaging and full of wonderful extra local suggestions as well. Free parking across the street as well!

Stopped here with my husband, loved the bar setup , how friendly their staff and the atmosphere…read morewas! we both had steaks that were beautifully cooked! my favorite was the Chowder I had to ask for some to go because it was so delicious Thank you for serving us! we will be back

The restaurant is cute but a little cold . The server lacked an understanding of the beers offered…read more. The order was incorrect, but she did bring an extra plate as requested. The meatloaf was good as was the chicken fried steak but the tomato bisque was terrible, the vegetables where frozen and the mashed potatoes were most likely instant, but the gravy was good so Not a total disappointment . The prices where high for low end food

Margo's openings usually feature music (she is a founding member of the Fireants), tasty treats,…read moreand fine pottery! She is well established, with many contributing artists, and a fine collection of local artists in a variety of mediums.

You won't find a cutter gallery anywhere!! Lovely functional…read moreceramics hand crafted by men and women all over the United States!! Beautiful work done by Margo herself! I had a great time chatting with Margo and Cary! two wonderful people who have a lot of knowledge of the artist, as well as the area. I LOVE my new earrings and STICKS mirror!!! And i found the !perfect ceramic teapot a gift for my necces wedding. Margo's also has fun summer purses, house wears, fine glass, and woodwork. Thank you Ladies!! I had a great time!

Top notch, tough piece of ground to fence. Got in tore out old fence and installed new 5 barb wire…read morefence in short order at a very reasonable price. Thanks Bradon and Brandon, really appreciated. Thanks again Russ and Terri Brock

From the owner: Black Fern Fencing is family-owned & operated with years of experience in commercial fence…read moreinstallation and more than 10 years of experience. We are fully licensed, bonded, and insured. Black Fern Fencing Company only uses premium, American-made fence materials and constructs every project with expert precision. Whether you just want to define your property boundaries, keep your workers safe, or simply deter livestock from escaping, the Black Fern Fencing team is ready to exceed your fencing expectations. We are happy to help you choose the right material and style to complement your property fully.