Any recommended archery shops near Spokane?

[KFhunter]

I'm hearing good things about the tech (older gent) at Sportsman warehouse on north Division, I did talk with him and he knows bows!

I had a good experience with Spokane valley archery, young man there spent a lot of time with me and I rewarded him with a large purchase 





I reccomend you go off peak hours where they can spend time.  If there's a bunch of other dudes standing around just walk out.

[BULLBLASTER]

I’ll be in the market for a new bow in the next few months, and live a few miles from SVA. The positive reviews are nice but I’m not sure I’m ready to go back in there even still after the last times I went years ago....

I’ll be going to see lady red at camod arrrow for sure and probably north40 on Newport hiway. Still undecided on bow brand but want to try lots of them.

[KFhunter]

If you only live a few miles from SVA I'd reconsider, it's a long ways to the other side of Chewelah. 

unless you are your own bowtech then just mail order one 

[BULLBLASTER]

If you only live a few miles from SVA I'd reconsider, it's a long ways to the other side of Chewelah. 

unless you are your own bowtech then just mail order one 

I just need a place to try and buy them. I can handle all the set up and Maintenance  myself.

[KFhunter]

If you only live a few miles from SVA I'd reconsider, it's a long ways to the other side of Chewelah. 

unless you are your own bowtech then just mail order one 

I just need a place to try and buy them. I can handle all the set up and Maintenance  myself.

you don't need advice then   

[BULLBLASTER]

If you only live a few miles from SVA I'd reconsider, it's a long ways to the other side of Chewelah. 

unless you are your own bowtech then just mail order one 

I just need a place to try and buy them. I can handle all the set up and Maintenance  myself.

you don't need advice then 

Don’t want to threadjack but have it narrowed down to a handful I think.

[dscubame]

If you only live a few miles from SVA I'd reconsider, it's a long ways to the other side of Chewelah. 

unless you are your own bowtech then just mail order one 

   lets remember its eastern wa and a nice hour or so traveling 45 miles through wheat fields is therapy, not like 45 minutes over 10 miles on I-5.

[BULLBLASTER]

If you only live a few miles from SVA I'd reconsider, it's a long ways to the other side of Chewelah. 

unless you are your own bowtech then just mail order one 

   lets remember its eastern wa and a nice hour or so traveling 45 miles through wheat fields is therapy, not like 45 minutes over 10 miles on I-5.

I do enjoy a nice drive through God’s country now and then

[huntnnw]

Problem with SVA wasn’t the techs ...

I’d look into black sheep in CDA. They have insane amount of bows and brands and have heard they are good at bow set up from a few people .

[bigfish51]

I have always had good luck with SVA. Years ago they helped me out with some issues with my Hoyt and I didn’t even buy it from them. Drove up from Tri Cities and they took their time with me. I will be buying my next bow from them this Spring

[TommyH]

Black sheep seemed pretty good the one time I was in there.. red at camo’d arrow about a mile north of Chewelah has been good to us. She seen my sons homemade bow and arrow (he was like 5) and gave him some youth arrows  and she just had to take his picture. 

[KFhunter]

I've had two kids through there, she's very good with kids