Add a more realistic feel to your archery practice with a Shooter 3D Archery Target. Made of a durable, weather-resistant, high impact foam, these 1-piece targets can withstand hundreds of shots from field points, broadheads, and expandables. Lifelike animal design provides a true-to-life angle and look, and features scoring rings in the vitals area for great realistic practice or use in 3D target competitions. A great alternative to high priced 3-D targets for the casual or serious hunter.
- Lasts much longer than comparable targets
- Solid, long lasting, 1-piece target
- Easy arrow removal
- Stops all field points and broadheads
- Weather Resistant Constructions
- Scoring rings in the vitals area for great realistic practice
- Comes with ground stakes
Practice Makes Perfect
There it is, the big one. The one kill that will top your record. The one kill that will top off all other bowhunting stories. You are in the perfect spot, you have it in your crosshairs, and, unluckily for that buck, you are prepared.
Be ready for that moment by using a realistic Shooter 3D practice target that will prepare you for the real kill.
Shooter offers a wide variety of 3D targets designed to be as tough and life like as possible.
High Density Foam
High-density impact-response foam targets are tough enough to withstand repeated shots from field points, broadheads, and expandables at multiple angles. The durable material in this solid, long lasting, 1-piece target will stop your arrow in its tracks.
Huge Target
All Shooter 3D Targets are marked with vital-zone rings and range in size from the 19-inch tall Shooter Hog, up to 51-inch tall (antler height) Big Shooter Buck. Shooter provides archers with a wide array of realistic and long-lasting targets for the best practice money can buy.
Strong and Sturdy
Designed with weather resistant technology and comes with stakes so it will last and stand strong. Portable, slim and produced without excess foam in unnecessary areas, Shooter targets are the perfect balance of value and performance.
