3D ARCHERY TARGETS???

[in 'em]

where is the best place to find reasonably priced 3d targets for the quality you get. Is the Delta Riverbottom Buck a good deal or a bad deal ...it is clearly the cheapest deer I've been able to find. any recommendations?

[Salmon Stryker]

I kinda wonder the same thing...i'll be watching this post...if anyone ever replies!

[Roseybulls]

Rhineheart targets are definately the best, but they cost alot. McKenzie makes good targets too. With 3-D targets, you pretty much get what you pay for. The cheap $100 dollar targets don't last very long at all, especially with broadheads.

[uhmw]

I shot at a target shaped like a ball w/a rope on it. It was heavy. Someone in the hunting party won it at a target shoot at long beach. That thing was awsome for shooting broad heads they came out effortlessly and left no real sighn of damage. You could shoot at it at any angle.

[Beeatease]

If any of you belong to Sylvan Archers you might ask if they could order you something when they order targets next....

[sturgn]

Be careful if you have a large male goat! Dont ask me how I know this, but buck decoys have a tendancy to get the front legs broke of when the goat mounts it.... lol I'm serious one of the funniest things I have ever seen, guess the goat was a bit ready?

[Fish Slayer]

I bought a Mckenzie target from Cabelas a few years ago and it lasted about 2 years. And after shooting it a bazillion times, it was finally broken into 2 pieces by the mystical flight of my dads arrow. So we got a new one from Bass Pro. I think its the Mckenzie Tuff Buck. Im pretty sure its the one we had before too. It was like $100 or so and seemed to withstand some heavy abuse. I guess Im biased because Ive never shot at any other 3D target other than these 2. Mckenzie makes a pretty good product for the money IMO.