the best archery target

[T-REX]

rhinehart all the way!

[Bowtech08]

rhinehart all the way!

Yup what he Said

[josephd19]

i got a morrell yellow jacket block but have not had a chance to sling some carbon its way, but when i do ill be sure to post some feed back

[Mojo]

A Reinhart target is the ticket...I've got an 18:1 and a Block Fusion and the Reinhart is in better shape...

[thebomb6_99]

18 in 1 here also

[Shamrock]

fusion

[sniper steve]

I've got a regular BLOCK target. I've put over 1000 arrows into it from my Z7 shooting well over 300 fps, and never had an arrow penetrate too deeply, never needed more than one hand to remove an arrow. Right around your price range. It gets my vote.

[TD2000]

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[Mudslinger]

The Morrell Yellowjacket, and I have had 2, are a big expensive piece of junk. First one fell apart after less than 30 shots and the replacement, good customer service, started saving broadheads inside. The inside of this target is made up of scrap pieces of foam and it will let a BH pass thru, but then trying to line up the cuts on the head to get it back out is impossible. One of mine even had cardboard inside. Pure junk in my opinion.

[segbert]

I like my " big green target". 26"x26".

[BenBen]

I have the Morrel's combo. Their large bag is absolutely tough. I've had mine for about 6yrs now and have yet to get a complete pass thru. Their block target takes a great beating as well and have shot the same one for the last 5yrs. Understand that practice BH's wear out a target faster but why else did you get the target in the first place. IMHO the Morrel's is the more economical purchase and wears just as good or better than the high dollar ones. Aim Small Miss Small. Best of luck.

[lludan23]

I use american whitetail's "the Cube" light, large surface area to shoot and very durable with broadhead as well. looking to get the cube hybrid. as for 3d targets I use glen dale buck nice target for the price.