I was told that shooting into a bag target is not as accurate as some others....just wondering what some of you guys use...the 3D targets are pretty expensive..asny help/advise would be greatly appreciated...
Looking for a New Target...What do you Use?
- Thread starter JoeDeer
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The target makes no difference as too how accurate you are. Bag targets are fine but i use a block.
The bag targets allow the arrows to kick on impact, but they have no effect on your accuracy. If you don't shoot year-round then a bag is a pretty good option. If you shoot a lot you'll wear out a lot of bag targets...even the really good ones.
ShaneHallum
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I like my Morrell Super Duper.. it's a bag.
But if you shoot year around then I'd spend the extra money for a block.
But if you shoot year around then I'd spend the extra money for a block.
I have 2 of the redhead block style targets,pretty good targets for only $40.
BIGORANGE
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The Morrell Super Duper mentioned on here is probably one of the best bag targets there is if you want a bag. I am shooting a Redhead Block target from BPS $39.99 because I can shoot broadheads or field points with this target. Not a long lasting target, but well worth 40 bucks. The Morrell Super Duper is worth the extra money if you only want to shoot field points.
Radar
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JayMc said:
Ditto , the target has no effect on accuracy . I use bag targets for field points and foam targets for broadheads and field points .
copenhagen08
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I like this target. http://www.spyderwebtargets.com/S20.html
UTGrad
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BIGORANGE said:
I have the Red Head Block and it is chewing up fast with the broadheads.
POSSUM HUNTER
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block 4x4 and a yellow jacket
Radar
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I prefer live deer for targets during the hunting season . :)
Best I ever used was the neighbor's cat.
LOL @ bowriter.
I got a friend that had gotten some replacement bags for bag targets. I have 3 of them that I stuffed shrink wrap from shipment pallets in and been shooting for 3 yrs now. 2 of them have been in the weather for that time and are still holding up but the designs are faded.
I got a friend that had gotten some replacement bags for bag targets. I have 3 of them that I stuffed shrink wrap from shipment pallets in and been shooting for 3 yrs now. 2 of them have been in the weather for that time and are still holding up but the designs are faded.
copenhagen08
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JoeDeer $136 At The Archery Den. I've been shooting it in my living room, does not even come close to going through it.
REM7
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rhinehart now and from here on out..had it 3yrs and its great..shot every type from bag to block and none stop or hold up like the rhinehart..stops the mathews and the barnett predator...easy removal also
I made a bag target out of an old Kentucky 31 seed sack stuffed full of plastic bags from Kroger, Walmart, etc. Took me a couple years to fill it up. But once it was full and stuffed tight it worked really well.
buckhorn40
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Red Head layered target. Cheaper than a block and works pretty well.
I used to do the shrink wrap in a bag thing., and it works great for field tips, but I;'ve gotten lazy in my old age.
Now I just get the black layered foam targets at Richard's (on sale now for $35). They only last one or two seasons with broadheads, but they're so convenient to just stick in the back of the car or truck and carry them out in the woods or fiels, set them down anywhere, and have at it. Good for taking a few shots out in the field during lunch break during season.
Now I just get the black layered foam targets at Richard's (on sale now for $35). They only last one or two seasons with broadheads, but they're so convenient to just stick in the back of the car or truck and carry them out in the woods or fiels, set them down anywhere, and have at it. Good for taking a few shots out in the field during lunch break during season.
