realmfg

Wanted to go get one since i gotgift card for gander, what one you guys suggest?

lte_622

Mckenzie Hunters buck...
It is Cheap but of very good quality and replacement vitals for the target are about 25.00
The target costs 75.00 after tax and or shipping.

Western MA Hunter

I have a delta w/ replaceable vitals.... Works fine for me... and not too expensive...

HNI_Christine

I don't know what targets Gander carries.. but if I had my choice of targets, I'd get a Rhinehart. Lasts longer than the Mckenzies and the arrows are easier to pull out.

They're not cheap tho'.

realmfg

best one at gander was glendel buck. I have 100 gift card should i go with this one? It is the biggest of all of them making it more lifelike.

Proff

I shot McKenzies for years ( have 3 of them), but 2 years ago I bought the Bionic Buck from Morrel and that is now my target of choice. When they say 2 finger arrow removal they mean it. And the replacement is cheap. The burlap replacement cover is only $10.00. I shoot alot, and after 2 years I finally am ready to replace the cover. I really like the Bionic Buck.

PABowhntr

Throw another vote in for the Rhinehart. Durability and ease of removal are better than the McKenzies though the McKenzies would be second on my list.

BobCo19-65

Rhineharts are very nice, but to tell you the truth, I'd rather get two or three cheaper ones for the same price and set them in different positions. I also prefer not to us the bigest targets out there, I'd rather practice on smaller targets.Right now I am using Cabelas deluxe targets (I believe they are made by Delta) and find them pretty decent.

Sniper151

Rhinehart: self sealing and arrow are very easy to pull.