so far im impressed with my redhead bag target for 30 bucks. I shot the middle out of my last off brand 15 dollar bag, so i got this one and it looks twice as durable as my last one.

i just didnt want to fork out 60 bucks for a bag target when they all work basically the same. try doubling them up as well.

Just bought the Block 4X4. Like it so far, but time will tell.

I like my glendel buck target field tip, but the life span of the core isn't great and the replacement cores are expensive when you shoot at them with broadheads! I wouldn't suggest them for broadhead use, but for just field tips they would last quite a while.

I've had the same ProStop Mag target for 2 years now going on3,and it's holding up pretty well. I started shooting through itearly last year. When I took it down and cut a slit in the top of it to rearrange the stuffing, I discovered the secret ofit's guts.

Insidethe front and back, close to the outside of thecover bag is aBURLAP bag with the poly insulation in the middle. It was doubled on both sides , but worn in the middle where I was shooting through it. I took out the front burlap bag and folded it to get rid of the worn part and stuffed it back in. I did the same for the one on the back. Jumped on it a couple times and It's back to stopping arrows again. I even got a burlap bag to add to it next time it needs fixed. The burlap really makes a difference in the life of this target.

I just stuff plastic burlap bags with rags, old clothes, linen, stuff like that. Once one bag starts falling apart I drop it in another one. I'm talking about the sort of sack grass seed comes in. Never had an arrow pass thru yet & iys about all I shoot besides a 3D target. Only downside is the arrows start to hang if you dont fluff it up once in awhile.

I made one of these last night and it works great. I took a grain feed sack from the local elevator and stuffed it with old t-shirts, shopping bags, pillows, and sleeping bags. I jammed everything in there as tight as I could and used a couple zip ties to tie the top of the bag closed. The arrows only penetrate a couple of inches. It works every bit as good as my Morrel bag target.

I have an American Whitetail Inc. bag target that is huge, its got to be close to 3ft by 4ft. I bought it for $40 and havent had an arrow go threw yet. Ive looked on there web site and dont see one near as big or as cheap but I bought mine at Farm King.

I did the exact same thing! Works very well.

I also bought a Redhead delux bag target for like $30 and have been happy with it for the month and change I have had it. Nothing beats a bag for field points. Just can't leave it outside, or that bag will rot and you're out of luck.

I have considered doing this but was wondering how difficult it is to remove BH's. I just assumed they would snag and be a pain to remove.

How does it work with BH's?

I have three different targets and they are all hammered. One is a 3-D buck that needs to be replaced. One is a Morrell's Yellow Jacket Block. It will soon be replaced with another of the same. The third is a Morrell's Eternity Bag. It didn't last an eternity but like the Yellowjacket block it has taken a tremendous pounding. Thousands of arrows have been shot into each of them. The bag target just got a new cover from Morrell's and I expect it to last for thousands more shots. Morrell's is a company that once resolved a problem for me with EXCELLENT customer service. Because of that and the quality of the products they sell I am a customer for life.