tealboy

Mckenzie buck has been destroyed by broadheads, bag is great for fp' s but is worn out and won' t take broadheads and the block is expensive and difficult to pull carbon arrows from. Still might be the best choice but thought i would seek your input on one that is good for 80% fp' s and 20% broadheads.

thx

Rangeball

Morrel Humongo. It' s large, takes both BH and FP and only costs $30 or so...

Rack-attack

I just bought the mckenzie carbon block as another broadhead target.

pull out is easy and it seems (in the week I have shot at it) that it may last a while

it was 70 bucks though

Scott Stauffer

I bought one last month that I love, It' s the 4X4 sold at wally world. My carbons pull out easier than any target I have shot.The best part is that it costs 22 bucks
and will take F.P' s on two sides B.H' s on two

BuckAlley

I bought the Black Hole. My carbons pull out real easy. My kids have no problem pulling them out, certainly easier then any bag target I' ve owned.

Hunt2Kill

Always used the tuff block and i swear by it

eastern shore hunter

All good choices from everyone. I' ll tell you not what to buy blue ridge suck and I did not like the mckenzie aim rite. The arrows are hard to pull out and you have to replace the vital sections way to often on both of these targets. The best advice I can give you if you want a deer target is don' t go cheap.

click

i' ll have to go with rack on this one -- i have had the mckenzie carbon block since early march and i still love shootin it every afternoon. i don' t tare up too bad as long as you spread the bh' s around and not just one spot. but it handles both very well.

Legacy357

i use a bag for field points and the block only for broadheads. i shoot mechnicals so i only really need to fire maybe 10 arrows(just to be sure) into my block. it lasts me year after year.

rcd567

I have a Bionic Buck for field points and a Cube for broadheads. Both seem to be working out OK.