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Whocares 05-Aug-24
Bou’bound 05-Aug-24
IdyllwildArcher 05-Aug-24
midwest 05-Aug-24
drycreek 05-Aug-24
midwest 05-Aug-24
drycreek 05-Aug-24
keepemsharp 05-Aug-24
Trying hard 05-Aug-24
Empty Freezer 05-Aug-24
tradi-doerr 06-Aug-24
Whocares 06-Aug-24
nchunter 06-Aug-24
MrPoindexter 06-Aug-24
DEMO-Bowhunter 06-Aug-24
12yards 06-Aug-24
olddogrib 06-Aug-24
Jimmyjumpup 06-Aug-24
Bou'bound 06-Aug-24
Lone Wolf 06-Aug-24
carcus 06-Aug-24
fran 06-Aug-24
Empty Freezer 06-Aug-24
longsprings 06-Aug-24
BOWNUT 06-Aug-24
carcus 06-Aug-24
IdyllwildArcher 06-Aug-24
Cheesehead Mike 06-Aug-24
Cheesehead Mike 06-Aug-24
Cheesehead Mike 06-Aug-24
OTC_Bowhunter 07-Aug-24
Whocares 07-Aug-24
nchunter 07-Aug-24
Jack Whitmrie jr 07-Aug-24
From: Whocares
05-Aug-24
Need a new broadhead target. What's a good broadhead target ( block type)without breaking the bank for broadheads shot from a compund?

05-Aug-24
Rinehart

05-Aug-24
Rinehart is the absolute way to go for BHs. They're not super cheap, but they are durable as heck and will last.

From: midwest
05-Aug-24
Rinehart RhinoBlock with the replaceable core or 365 Archery. I have both and both are holding up well.

From: drycreek
05-Aug-24
But do the arrows pull out relatively easily ?

From: midwest
05-Aug-24
The Rineharts take a few dozen shots before they loosen up. The 365 seem to pull easier as the material seems a bit softer.

From: drycreek
05-Aug-24
Thanks Nick.

From: keepemsharp
05-Aug-24
A good gunny sack full of plastic bags, will stop anything.

From: Trying hard
05-Aug-24
4" of construction Styrofoam ... But I shoot recurve so I'm not getting anywhere the fps compound shooters are getting. 60# draw 615 taw arrows usually sticking out backside a foot...I pull back thru ...works ok for me.

05-Aug-24
Sevr has a great broadhead target as well.

From: tradi-doerr
06-Aug-24
Bass pro/Cabela's has the Blackout block for $79.99 right now, same as the block target.

From: Whocares
06-Aug-24
Thanks for the feedback.

From: nchunter
06-Aug-24
My broadheads shoot just about exactly like my field points. I shoot about ten shots with the broadheads about 2 weeks before season and then switch back to field points if no adjustments are needed. I never saw a reason to keep eating up my sevr target.

From: MrPoindexter
06-Aug-24
Shameless plug, but Wildcrete also makes Broadhead butts...

06-Aug-24
I just got a blob and started shooting it with BH's the past week. Seems pretty solid and looks like it will hold up well. I know some people have complained that its hard to pull arrows from and the material sticks to the arrows, but I haven't seen that problem at all.

From: 12yards
06-Aug-24
I really want to try one of the 365 targets.

From: olddogrib
06-Aug-24
I just do a "confirmation check" with broadheads before the season. If I experimented or shot broadheads a lot, I'd have a nice sand pile. I used to work for my "best man's" father, who was a brick mason about a 100 years ago when I graduated college. I was the "mortar-forker", so always knew where there was a good sand pile and had something to do on breaks!

From: Jimmyjumpup
06-Aug-24
What NC Hunter said. Mine shoot the same.

From: Bou'bound
06-Aug-24
Me too

From: Lone Wolf
06-Aug-24
I have the 365 target from Scheels and it is amazing.

From: carcus
06-Aug-24
I paper tune then bh tune with as little shots as possible, then back to field points. I do this the week before the hunt

From: fran
06-Aug-24
Has anyone tried the Sevr target?

06-Aug-24
^^^ yup

From: longsprings
06-Aug-24
I shoot every arrow I hunt with at least once before they go in the quiver My block target does the job but its showing wear and tear

From: BOWNUT
06-Aug-24
Me too.

From: carcus
06-Aug-24
Yep shooting every arrow with a bh on it is important

06-Aug-24
Easy way to pull broadheads: Sit on the target with your face facing back the way you shot and use two hands to pull the arrow out.

06-Aug-24

Cheesehead Mike's embedded Photo
Cheesehead Mike's embedded Photo
This is what I use. Big, easy to build and relatively cheap to replace shot out areas. Some guys like them, some guys don't...

06-Aug-24

Cheesehead Mike's embedded Photo
Cheesehead Mike's embedded Photo
This is what I use. Big, easy to build and relatively cheap to replace shot out areas. Some guys like them, some guys don't...

06-Aug-24
Sorry for the double post...

07-Aug-24
Black Hole Archery Target $69-$89. Once they get broke in a little I put a ratchet strap around it. Once I have 2 worn out targets I combine them and make one good one. I shoot broad heads every day along with field points. Once an arrow broadhead combo is verified, I clean it, change the blades and put it in my quiver. The next time that arrow gets shot it will be at an animal. I feel this is the only way to verify your "bow tune" hasn't gone bad.

From: Whocares
07-Aug-24
Went to the bow shop I always used to get a broadhead target yesterday. He said try this Black Hole block for $69. He said if its not good or arrowsgo through etc let him know and he'll quit stocking it. will try it out this evening.

From: nchunter
07-Aug-24
I hated my sevr target when I first got in January. Couldn't pull the arrows out. Once you shot a spot for while it gets real easy. Also the warmer weather loosened it. Now, I think its the best target you can buy.

07-Aug-24
Big Sand pile

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