targets
 

Seen alot of posts on here about targets but they haven't really helped me decide which kind to get. I'd like to spend $60 or less on it. I'll be shooting primarily field pts with a few mechanical broadheads close to hunting season.

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I do most of my shooting into burlap bags stuffed with old clothes. Doesn't work well with broad heads but I think mechanicals would pull out ok, just tear it up faster is all.

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You can get a 3D target from Walmart for about $50. It also has replaceable kill zones for about $15.

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i got a magnuim bag target for $30 at my local dealer and it is working really good, a lot better then the block i had and on the back it has a deer's kill zone which i use to shoot broadheads and it seems to hold well

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Sheets of polystyrene foam works well. You can restack the sheets when they get chewed up. Only problem is all the foam pieces that stick to carbon arrows.

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i agree you cant beat a cheapo wallmart 3-d target for broadhead practice

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For field points, bag targets are the way to go. Ive had mine for 4 yaers now and changed the bag once cause the targets were really faded and some of the stuffing had moved over and wouldnt stop. Go to a feed store and get some burlap bags(like what everyone else has said), Then just stuff it with old wal-mart bags or t-shirts and stuff like that. When u get ready to shoot broadheads, just buy a cheap foam target.

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i used to do the bag thing, but went ahead and built a framed box out of 2x4's, wrapped it in chicken wire except for the top, stuffed it with old blankets, clothes, etc., and put a piece of tin roofing over the top. now i don't have to get it out of the rain. for broadheads i use one like the one bobco made.