im thinking of asking for a taget for x mas, the glendel 4by4 block looks good, what do you guys think?

Bag targets last the longest, but they are no good for broadheads.

Morrell SIX SHooter, you have six sides to shoot at. ( 2 broadhead and 4 field ).It's also 1/2 the price of a 4x4 block

that got some bad reviews tho

Agreed, the best target period is a bag target, especially the larger Morrells. They last forever.....

Each fall, buy a cheap broadhead target...shooting any target with a broadhead destroys it. Don't buy expensive 3D targets and shoot broadheads into them. A great setup has a bag target, a broadhead target and a 3D.

I must be cheap. Paper grocery-sized bag full of newspapers (not crumpled, but stacked). With a broadhead hit, unscrew the shaft, reach in the bag and spread the papers apart, and retrieve the broadhead.

I picture you with bandaids on every finger.....[&:]

OUCH![:@]

I use a Morrell's Yellowjacket BH target and a Morrell's Infinity bag. I also have a McKenzie 3-d buck but don't tell Germ.

I have a Morrell bag target, two 3D McKenzie targets, and a Morrell Yellow Jacket broadhead target.

Without hesitation I would say that the Morrell Yellow Jacket is THE target for broadheads. I shoot broadheads A LOT........almost exclusively and that target has lasted me 3 years. That is amazing. It may have lasted longer but my brother had a POS Crimson Croc come off inside and I took it apart to get it out. Great target and unbelievably durable. (I should mention I shoot Stingers which go in and come out pretty clean) I think I paid $30 for it at Gander Mountain. Best deal ever.

I shoot field tips for a couple weeks just to get my shooting muscles back in tune in the spring time but other then that I really don't see the point.

I like the 3D targets because it keeps the sight picture of a deer in your head...........which is better then shooting at orange dots IMO (for a hunter anyways).

It's all fun and targets are made to be destroyed.