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I shoot a lot and have destroyed numerous targets in just 2-3 months. Is there a large target on the market, or one that can be made which is preferably large in size and can withstand being out in the weather.
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If you are using fieldpoints, Morrells Outdoor Range targets can take a pounding. I still recommend putting a tarp or something on top when not in use to deter rain and the suns UV rays. I have had one for a few years now.
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i have a rinehart and it's a great target.
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I'm not sure there is a better target than "the blob." Stops everything, easy to remove arrows, last forever and a day.
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Thanks for the replies guys. I have shot the morrell and it is pretty tough and am not familiar with the rinehart, so I don't know anything about them. I was thinking about a blob, but am wondering if there are multiple manufacturers for these as I have seen some that seem to hold up well, while others of similar appearance did not? Where did you get yours at Foldemup?
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They have them at Custom Archery here in Huntsville, or if you go to archerytalk.com and search for a guy named "blobmeister" they sell them out of north georgia and can be delivered. They are extremely heavy, so delivery probably costs as much as the target, but they will last forever. There are videos on archery talk showing someone shooting them and how easy the arrows are to remove.
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I shoot at a big block of carpet foam. its huge takes up the truck bed. got from a place called odells. close to albertville. best target iv ever owend. arrows are so easiy to pull out
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Originally posted by Bow Hunter:
I shoot at a big block of carpet foam. its huge takes up the truck bed. got from a place called odells. close to albertville. best target iv ever owend. arrows are so easiy to pull out Thats the blob. I got mine from Odell, too. CD.
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i know this dont help but i bought a big round foam target at the howard hill shoot at tannehill this yr and it works great i'll try to get a number and post it soon, they said they will try to make all the local shoots, it dont look great but wooks good for the money it's about 3' round and 18" thick and cost 40 dollars
woods and waters with stcks and strings
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