Rinehart Coyote Target

Predators do not stand still and wait. Your practice should be as small and as honest as the real shot.

Shooting a big foam block builds comfort, and shooting a coyote-sized target builds accuracy.

A Small Target Tells The Truth: At 22 inches tall and 23 inches long, it simulates a 35 lb coyote. You step to the stake, judge the yardage, and find out if your form holds on a small animal.

Scored Like Competition: IBO scoring rings put the same marks in front of you that you see on a course. Every arrow gets a number, not an opinion.

Foam That Closes Up: Self-healing foam closes behind the arrow. You pull, walk back, and shoot again.

A Core You Can Replace: When the center wears out, you swap the core and keep the body. The target stays in the yard instead of going to the curb.

Competition Series Build: This is part of the Rinehart Competition Series and is made in the United States. It belongs on a range where scores get written down.

Set it at an unknown distance and see what your shot is really worth.