Broadhead target recommendations
#1
I've been trying ot find out what you guys consider the best target for broadheads. I posted this in the Bowhunting Gear forum but didn't get any hits.
I'm looking at the Block, Mckenzie Shot Blocker, and the Reinhart targets. I have a Morrel and that is getting pretty beat up.
I'm looking at the Block, Mckenzie Shot Blocker, and the Reinhart targets. I have a Morrel and that is getting pretty beat up.
#3
I guess I really can't complain about the Morrel Yellow Jacket I have. I think its on its 3rd year. I have both the bag and the BH target. I normally shoot about 5 BH each outing and more when I get closer to season. Its mostly for self confidence as my FTs hit the same as my BHs also.
#5
Nontypical Buck
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How does one keep from buying an expensive broadhead target today, when the combination of arrow and broadhead are running around $25 ?
Recommend a homemade target made for less than $10 or so?
No way. Whose going to believe that. But then I've been making mine for nearly twenty years. Long before arrows and broadheads cost $25 in single combination. Marketing has killed any ideas I had.
I couldn't sell it to a con artist. It's not thick enough, pretty enough or looks like a commercial target. And it'll absolutely never work when a newbie sees it.
Recommend a homemade target made for less than $10 or so?
No way. Whose going to believe that. But then I've been making mine for nearly twenty years. Long before arrows and broadheads cost $25 in single combination. Marketing has killed any ideas I had.
I couldn't sell it to a con artist. It's not thick enough, pretty enough or looks like a commercial target. And it'll absolutely never work when a newbie sees it.



