MorrellYellow Jacket Bag Target for Archery & Crossbows

This is a nice target and has some bulk to it but that’s good when you just set it up for some quick practice. It is for “Field Points Only”! The woven jacket is very durable but not intended for broad heads. I like the multiple bullseye design. It works great for adjusting your sights. It will stop crossbow bolts with no problem. Price is reasonable and I would buy this target again in the future.

Great target! Arrows pull out easily. Handles field points great. Stops the arrows no problem. Shooting a 450 grain arrow with 70lb draw weight. Heavy enough to handle the hits but can move it around with ease.

Perfect for my daughter

Really like this target. It stops arrows with ease and it is 9/10 a two finger pull, as advertised. For the price I bought it for (around $45-50) it was a great value. The option to buy replacement covers is one of the reasons I bought this over a Block target.**Before reading my complaints, take note that I shoot between 50-100 arrows every day, out of a 60lb compound. None of these may be an issue if you dont shoot this much or if you shoot a lower poundage recurve or compound.Complaints:1. Target face wears fast as seen in pictures.2. Not stopping arrows as well after a few weeks of shooting. Arrows are starting to go through both sides. (This is expected, see pictures)3. Price of replacement bags is higher than ideal.If it weren't for these issues, I would have given it 5 stars. If you're looking for an affordable target to shoot on weekends or to get started in archery, this is a great option.

This target arrived in great condition. The multiple target designs are perfect for honing your aiming skills without wearing out one specific section (i.e. the center bullseye). The material is easy for field tip arrows to puncture and stay put, and they can be pulled out without much effort.The overall weight isn't too heavy — can be carried/lifted easily. It includes tabs with metal grommets on either side of the top, allowing you to secure it to a target stand. Not sure if it's an individual concern, but I wouldn't recommend placing it on the ground, as the one I received doesn't sit evenly on the bottom with the staples and construction as-is. I placed it on an adjustable stand with hooks at the top and a bar across for the target to rest on. It works perfectly this way!I've used the target a dozen times and have not needed to turn it around yet. It looks like this one will last a long time if you treat it right — don't leave in the sun too often (print may fade, material may wear), or anywhere it might endure a lot of moisture (rain, sprinklers, etc.). Was using a bale of hay prior and this is a much better alternative. None of the mess, and even better for accuracy.**Used for novice/intermediate practice in backyard with carbon field tip arrows and a recurve bow (28 lb. draw).

I am an amateur shooter. Having this target has improved my accuracy immeasurably, by allowing me to practice daily in the comfort of my own home.Having to find a proper area to target practice was becoming cumbersome as I live in a suburban area and my schedule does not afford the opportunity to often venture too far from home during the weekdays. With this I am now able to practice near daily. Honestly often times when I am watching TV during a commercial break I can get a few quick practice shots in.I purchased both this and the HME Products Acrhery Bag Stand. It was remarkably easy to set up. The bag is sturdy and very portable. The coloring and variation on the surface gives the shooter a variety of points to try and hit.I have a compound bow tuned to about 55 lbs for now, and even at rather close range, the penetration is minimal and has never required more than a light (emphasis on LIGHT) two finger pull to remove the field point fitted shafts.In a few short weeks I have probably put well over 100 arrows into the target, and there is no reason I could not put about 1000+ more. And that is just on side of the target. I can just flip it over and use the other side should the other side become problematic.So far there are no variations or soft spots in the target; the penetration achieved seems the same ALL around.Honestly I wish I would have purchased this immediately. And at only $30-40 to replace this is one of the best investments a novice shooter can make. This may be one of the few truly 5 star worthy products I have encountered.

Finally!! A crossbow Target that does exactly as advertised and then some. Rated at 375 ft per second but has no problem stopping my 425 ft per second bow. Arrow still removable with two fingers. My only complaint is I wish I would have found these targets long time ago. I am 100% satisfied and I will never buy any other brand Target if I could give 10 Stars I would

I used this target for backyard archery practice and I am impressed with its durability and weight. The target has been hit multiple times with arrows and looks like it has taken no damage. It looks like this target will last for a very long time and is a good choice for archery practice.