Nice Targets
11-18-2013, 01:59 PM
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Spike
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Nice Targets
Nice Targets Review 11-18-13
I recently had the opportunity to test and review these targets from www.NiceTargets.com.
I received 5 targets to use, a Rabbit, Turkey and 3 Bucks taken at different angles of approach. I was impressed with the color quality and sharpness of the images. Each one was a life sized replica of the animal. Once mounted they provide an accurate life like moment of truth shooting situation. The animal’s vitals are clearly marked at close range, but if you take 6 steps backwards, they disappear from view making your practice shot more true to life. Then afterwards, when you look at your shots, you can see exactly how that shot would have hit the animal, and what vitals it hit or missed, Very Cool ! One other feature of these “Nice Targets” is they are plastic coated. They could leave them out in the rain and they will still be good to go.
I was considering a 3D target to practice with because all the hunting shows say how much better they will make you, but the price of those was more than I could spend. The Nice Targets give me the same type of practice experience at next to nothing compared to those. I am even preparing a suspended hay bale with a Nice Target pinned to it. As it swings, I can practice moving shots and see how the vitals are affected.
Nice Targets – If your reading this . . . It would be cool if you came out with Bear, Pig and even Elk Targets. Also, maybe, add more difficult shot angles to them as well.
Thanks.
I recently had the opportunity to test and review these targets from www.NiceTargets.com.
I received 5 targets to use, a Rabbit, Turkey and 3 Bucks taken at different angles of approach. I was impressed with the color quality and sharpness of the images. Each one was a life sized replica of the animal. Once mounted they provide an accurate life like moment of truth shooting situation. The animal’s vitals are clearly marked at close range, but if you take 6 steps backwards, they disappear from view making your practice shot more true to life. Then afterwards, when you look at your shots, you can see exactly how that shot would have hit the animal, and what vitals it hit or missed, Very Cool ! One other feature of these “Nice Targets” is they are plastic coated. They could leave them out in the rain and they will still be good to go.
I was considering a 3D target to practice with because all the hunting shows say how much better they will make you, but the price of those was more than I could spend. The Nice Targets give me the same type of practice experience at next to nothing compared to those. I am even preparing a suspended hay bale with a Nice Target pinned to it. As it swings, I can practice moving shots and see how the vitals are affected.
Nice Targets – If your reading this . . . It would be cool if you came out with Bear, Pig and even Elk Targets. Also, maybe, add more difficult shot angles to them as well.
Thanks.
