Field Logic GlenDel Buck 3D Archery Target with Replaceable Insert Core

Love this stops 60 pound bow arrows no problemAnd it’s looks pretty good in the back garden

Shipping was super fast and packaging was well ok. It literally took 3 days to get delivered. The buck was in a box just like if you pulled it from the shelf at the store. That box has slight damage but it was inside of another box. I was actually worried about damage so I immediately pulled everything out and examined it and found only one super small problem that isn’t nothing major. One of the tines was slightly bent. Like I said nothing major and nothing that would affect the target so I still gave this 5 stars. What I really like about this 3D target is it’s size and the insert. It’s a lot bigger than the rhinehart and more affordable. The insert can be replaced and it even has the organs on it. You have different side to the target which can be moved around for different shots. You have a quarter side that the idea is to practice your shot at a slight angle. You can move the target for a broadside shot and then another side you can use for when your in a tree stand. What this does is allows you to have a better shot execution. It puts you in a real life scenario like if you was actually out hunting. This makes for better practice for when your out in the field. The over all quality of this target is outstanding. The arrows don’t fly through the target and they are easy to pull. I have wanted a 3D target for a long time now and I have done a lot of searching before finally deciding on this. It seems this was really one of the few that didn’t have a bunch of bad reviews and after owning this I can see why. It’s worth the price. If you bow hunt then this is the 3D target I would recommend. It’s just so much better than just shooting at a dang block. It makes it so much more fun and it can even help get youth involved. I have several block targets and I just gave my 13 year old son my bow I used last year when I got my new one. It’s like he didn’t really get excited to just go out and shoot the block. It’s boring which I understand why. When I set this up he walked outside and seen me shooting and next thing I know after disappearing for a few minutes he came back out the door with his bow. Lol. That’s why I like to see.

I hadn't had it long before it snapped in half! Such a weak target! The product is made from a decent material, it's just too thin in places. More of a design fault. Wherever the target is thin, it will probably break.I had to DUCT TAPE mine up, using Duct Tape and Glad Wrap to keep it together, then spray painted it as best I could. Looks like a mess but better than in half on the ground.So no, I most certainly would NOT recommend this product.Good luck finding a way to get in touch with the seller should you need to, as there is no way to. Rather convenient... 👎And the legs tore off...

Great target. Don't bother looking for a better target in this price range. I practice on this everyday...holding up to 70lb draw even as close as 20 yards and just a couple of poke throughs but the insert had taken hundreds shots "on one side" before that started happening. Broadheads tear it up pretty good when you extract the arrows, but what do ya expect. The Muzzy practice blades with the rounded backend points come out fine. I really like that the vitals outline blend in so you are just looking at the deer not seeing the outlines. You'll want real stakes though, the tubes that come with will work..but not as good as a 2 spike stake. Great Target.

Very good and well worth the price, can shoot all types of arrows at it .and broadheads.

I purchased this target and the separate stand. Target went together, legs were a bit hard to get into place. Problem was when I put the stand in the holes on the bottom of the legs the front leg pulled down and out and now I have a big gap and it doesn't seem stable. I am going to call GlenDel tomorrow and see if they can help me. I've used this target in the past and liked it very much, also had the same stand. I'll update this after I speak with GlenDel.Edit::::I spoke with the guys at Glen Del. I didn't realize that the bottom base was adjustable, you just have to turn the bottom base to enlarge it so it fits the holes in the bottom of the buck's legs. ( I didn't have to put together the previous deer and stand) No more gap. My arrows are easy to remove and with the bricks on the base makes it is very sturdy. Happy practicing :)