Well..........my BLOCK target has finally bought the farm. There are only a few spots left to hit that won't give a passthrough with a broadhead so it was time to get a new target.

I grabbed a Morrell's Yellow Jacket and I have to say that I am very impressed at the stopping power and durability of this target. For $35 it is a great deal.

We have shot tons of broadheads into it already and it shows no signs of trouble.

Very nice price for a quality target.

Good review atlasman, thank you.

I will let you know I have one on order. I am doing a review of various broadhead targets to see what gives us the best value for the money.

I have about 150 shots in my Yellow Jacket so far and its going strong. I'm still shooting the same side. I think I have finally found a good buy in a broadhead target.

I am still impressed with my Yellow Jacket.
Not a ton of shots, but it has worked well.

One side note - a friend of mine was shooting with me the other day and he lost a blade off his mechanical in the target (I shoot fixed - so not a concern for me)

does anybody know a good place to order one online my block i inherited from a friend has about had it.

Cabelas

Keystone Country Store

I also have one and have been real happy with mine and they have great customer service. My first one was made defective one side was falling apart so I e-mailed them and they sent me a brand new target no questions asked.
That is great customer service.

I've been using my Yellow Jacket target for about 4 months and probably shot at least 300 shots into it. The Yellow Jacket is the best broadhead target I've had. Just don't shoot fieldpoints into it, talk about a tug of war to pull them out.

TerryE - I too have had a problem pulling fieldpoints out of my Yellowjacket target. I mentioned it to the owner of the shop I bought it from and he sold me a bottle of Woody's Arrow Lube. The stuff REALLY works, just a little dab on the top third, and the arrows pull out like they have butter on them! Ask your local pro if they have this or something similar. I have been told only Aluminum's do this, the carbons don't.