I have been using a Black Hole target for my broadheads, but it gets ate up fairly quickly.
I have looked intoothertargets, better suited for broadheads, such as the Block 4x4 and Yellow Jacket.
It seems that people with targets such as these either love them or hate them. It also seems that removing broadheads canbe verydifficult for some. Some report that targets last months and others say they get big chunks coming out withbroadheads oracutally lose broadheads in the target.
I would appreciate others giving me some feedback onwhat would be a good choice for a broadhead only target. Thanks.

I shoot at a block 4x4. Easy arrow removal, stays together pretty well... Just dont concentrate your shots alot.

Ive put probably 500 Broadheads into it an its doing fine.

I have a rinehart 18:1 and you can shoot field tips and broadheads into and they both remove pretty easily, especially if it is warm from the sun. It has taken a lot of broadhead shots and is still holding up well. On the downside you can only shoot a max of 3 broadheads (1 each at the oblique and center targets)at it unless you are grouping them but that tears up the arrows.

I also have a morrell yellow jacket that I have just started using. It says on the targets that it is NOT for field tips. I have read here thatfieldtipsare difficult to remove. The broadheads remove easily and it seems like it will hold up to mulitple shots very well as others here have stated.

Yellow Jacket...inexpensive and lasts a long time...don't shoot field points into it, unless you are willing to throw your back out trying to remove them.

To me, you cant beat the 4X4. It holds up great and the 4 different "targets" is also nice. Really, the only downfall is the price.