Going on elk hunt and thought as I near completion of my shooting skills on sticks and backpack at different ranges, I test myself on a full size target like this one. Think it would help with my nerves on the hunt as last time I saw an elk it was in a zoo park and I was a little kid.
Think it would flap in the wind so have to tie it down.
The below one looks better for wind but does not have a way to patch holes, only replace kill zone. It is very expensive though.
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I understand it is only a broadside shot target. You can get a front quartering shot target but not a back quartering shot. I was just going to go with a broadside shot target as I may pass on a quartering shot anyway. Does anybody use these? Pros and Cons. Is there a brand you prefer. Thanks in advance for any replies.
Think it would flap in the wind so have to tie it down.
The below one looks better for wind but does not have a way to patch holes, only replace kill zone. It is very expensive though.
2D Bull Elk Broadside Target
Deadnuts Targets are designed to be lifelike so that you can prepare for the shot of your life. All targets are measured from the top of the shoulder to the bottom of the brisket to provide you with the most accurate and precise vital area. The length of the target may not be as accurate to life...
deadnutsoutdoors.com
I understand it is only a broadside shot target. You can get a front quartering shot target but not a back quartering shot. I was just going to go with a broadside shot target as I may pass on a quartering shot anyway. Does anybody use these? Pros and Cons. Is there a brand you prefer. Thanks in advance for any replies.
I've put at least 500 arrows into mine and over 100 bullets and it still looks brand new.
