[Gypsy]

My daughter is 12 yrs old and loves to shoot the bow. Its time for her to graduate to a compound. She has outgrown the fiberglass recurve. She is left handed. Strictly has lessons that seem right for her. I've taught her alot but I feel that a real instructor is what she needs for the next step. I know the guys there and they seem like pretty goodfellas. Anyone have any experiences as far as what I'm interested in?

[Walldady]

Shoot with her and enjoy the " Bonding Time " . Before you know it , SHE won't have " The Time " . Good Luck to both of you . I'm lucky enough to have my daughter as a GOOD fishin partner . WE love the time together .



Good Luck and Safe Trips ,,, Walldady , >>---}-> , ---0--------------------,

[Gypsy]

I hear ya Wall...I intend on being her shooting partner and she is my fishing partner as well. I'm also taking my 15 yr old daughter to the gun range for her first shooting experience this week.

[BigB]

I can't speak much for the lessons but the guys there are really good. I drive from downtown Chicago to there just to buy my archery gear. I bought my Mathews Helim there and anytime I have a question or a problem I bring it in and they always are helpful in getting it fixed. It seems like there are always some youngsters shooting when I stop in. Good luck and have fun!

[Dan S.]

I bring both of my girls there for archery and have great luck. Of course we are saving for a pair of the Craze bows. Scott does so many archery lessons for kids there, and the adult leagues are fun also.

[xpndbl3]

Scott and bruce are great to work with. Buy everything from them except im a hoyt guy for the bows themselves