What happened to the blob targets?

[SwineAssassiN]

Anyone remember those? Anyone still shooting them? All kinds of sizes and Odd shaped blobs. Forgot what exactly they were made of, I do remember they were some kind of excess material in some factory or something. Anyone know if you can still get ahold of one?? I heard they hold up for a long time

[eradicator]

That's why you are not hearing anything lately! I'm just kidding, I've never owned one. Bump

[blacksunshine]

man, I can't for the life of me remember what their website was....it'll come to me in a bit I'm sure


































http://blobtargets.com

[bubinga]

Or

Blobtargets.net

Same product.

[xman59]

the material is the rubber from carpet backing,,

[Bkag09]

Probably because they aren't any good. Just about rip your shoulder out trying to get your arrows.

[Strummer]

IM still shooting one. Had to replace mine this year,had a tree fall on my other one.

[glen]

They are the best I've shot if you want to leave it out all year long and you can shoot anything into them

[Pushbutton2]

What happened to the blob targets?

I just Googled Blob Targets found this

http://www.blobtargets.com

Sorry someone already posted this....

Tapatalk didn't show any replies to this thread until after I posted mine......

[Mudslinger]

Probably because they aren't any good. Just about rip your shoulder out trying to get your arrows.

Don't have problems pulling arrow out of mine! Broadhead tipped arrows are a lot easier to pull out than FP tipped arrows. All I shoot at mine is broadheads and shoot my bag target for field points. You are way off base on saying they are not any good.

[huntresss]

The Blob target we have has outlasted even the Rhineharts, which says a lot. It seems like there aren't many places to find them though. If anybody finds a local dealer, let me know as I'd like to get another one for our hunters to shoot.

[Smart]

Still shooting mine several years later and haven't shot a hole out yet even with broadheads.... It is true that you need an arrow puller ($6 allen at Academy) to get them out at first but once you break them in its no problem. I keep my arrow puller by the target just in case but it beats the hell out of shooting through a target destroying an arrow, ripping fletchings off, replacing target yearly etc etc.

My 24x24 the day I got it..

[Smart]

The Blob target we have has outlasted even the Rhineharts, which says a lot. It seems like there aren't many places to find them though. If anybody finds a local dealer, let me know as I'd like to get another one for our hunters to shoot.

They run deals occasionally that involve free shipping.