<P>I am new to archery and have bought a crossbow. I went to Gander's and was boggled with all of the various targets, and low to high prices. I am new to the sport so any recommendations on good targets would be appreciated.</P>
<P>Any target from morrel (sp). For broadheads get the yellow jacket. I would stay away from the block myself. Good Luck!</P>
<P style="MARGIN: 0px">One of the cheap ones will stop a crossbow bolt, save your money.</P> <P style="MARGIN: 0px"> </P> <P style="MARGIN: 0px">One thing I would recomend is, if you do any running, is to have your stuff laid out and shoot as soon as you get back while your heart rate is still elevated. It's good practice! Try it you'll see what I mean. Works with guns too.</P>
<P>personally,I use the deer target.el cheapo at gander was 49$ on sale,hit the vitals and stops broadheads nice without damage.get a arrow puller for 5$,back up target with 2 rows hay for friends who shoot long bows.got 10' of scaffold set up for elevated accuracy.always felt the 3d deer targets helped alot in getting ready.never shot a 2x2 square sneaking thru the woods.just my opinion.GOOD LUCK!</P>
<P>I am an avid bowhunter, and I have shot @ every brand or type of targets know to mankind, and I currently own 4 of the Mckenzie "blocks", they are durable enough to shoot with broadheads, and light weight enough to move easily</P>
