Atwoods

"Great place, great selection, very helpful staff. beats the tires off a tractor place store. Open one in Argyle please!"

"Stopped in to get animal supplies. A very complete selection. Bought a dog crate for our new pup. Reasonable price."

"My wife has been a loyal customer for years. She loved Atwoods and has never had more than the basic complaints. I was there to witness tonight, something that probably lost y'all a really awesome customer. A teenage girl spoke to my wife like she planned to go grab birds and cram them in a box without asking for available help. I wish I were joking. Only encounter we had with her the entire time so she had no reason to treat any of us that way. She wasn't our cashier, even. She was standing behind the counter eating ice and when she did speak to my wife, very disrespectfully, she didn't even have the decency to swallow the ice so it must have been super important to have the opportunity to talk down to a customer. She said while still chomping ice "if you're gonna look at birds, ask for assistance." With a snotty here we go again tone when we just loaded up $140 worth of plants. A cheaper trip if that tells you anything about how loyal a customer my wife's about to not be anymore. (She's complained to me many times about how snotty the girls there were but it wasn't enough blatant disrespect to completely push her over her tolerance level) We weren't even there 15 minutes with an hour to close by the time we left. My wife said to me in the checkout line. To me. Did I mention she was talking to me and not anyone else? That she was gonna go look real fast just to see what they had and she'd come back and let me know in case we wanted to get any before we left and that was how she was replied to when she didn't ask for input in the first place. Pretty basic knowledge to look at birds in a tub and didn't require a single comment to be made by staff. Do you treat all farmers this way every time you overhear the word bird? You come running to demand that they seek assistance? Apparently not because amazing enough when my wife and I do go to buy birds, we have to go hunt someone down every single time. If it's such a concern for people to so much as look at your birds, I don't know, maybe keep someone there at all times like a life guard since looking at birds is that detrimental that your staff barks demands like they're speaking to a child they've already told over and over again not to touch the birds. How disrespectful. I think my wife and I have about had it with all the kids running the businesses around here and this is one of the stores we spent the most money at and one of the only stores she would even go to anymore at all and she's already started getting hooked up with local farmers and homesteaders since, online, for chickens and plants and feed that fast to avoid being treated this way again and from the other comments I've seen, I don't think we were the first people to feel this way about our local Atwoods. My wife would embarrass that kid with just the very basic knowledge of those birds, let alone plants or various medical and nutritional products y'all sell and she just went to go look at the birds! And she never treats your staff like they're inexperienced when everyone in town knows they are. She's had staff there get her number to get advice from her! And y'all can't even treat people with basic respect when you don't know squat and most of your customers would run you into the ground with knowledge, alone. And you probably do have customers that come in with entitled attitudes like they own the store and don't need your help. That would be annoying and my wife and I can't stand people like that and I'd still assume at this point that if I saw one of those entitled people there, that there was a legitimate reason for them to have that attitude towards y'all just from what I saw tonight and I'd assume they absolutely knew more than the staff they were treating as such."

"Farm and ranch supply store, just about anything you would need for a successful agriculture business. From boots and clothes to animal feed and vehicle maintenance. There are also hunting supplies, garden center, assorted toys, and recreational supplies. The prices seemed reasonable and there were lots of employees. There is a large parking lot with easy access."

"I visited this store yesterday and was impressed by the quality and selection at this location. One item I purchased was just not up to their standards and could possibly cost the consumer (me) a visit to the Vet, which could be more costly. This item just didn't make the cut but other items purchased were outstanding!"