Shooter Buck Target

Practice only counts if the target can take the same heads you hunt.

Set a deer in the yard that accepts field points and broadheads so practice looks like the shot you will take from the stand.

Any Tip: Field points, fixed-blade, or mechanical broadheads all belong here. You do not switch points just to practice.

Replaceable Core: The insert takes the hits that matter. When the vitals are shot out, you swap the insert instead of retiring the whole deer.

Life Size Aim: Forty-eight inches tall with 125 inch antlers gives you a real body and a real rack. You learn the angle you will see from the stand.

Yardage Work: Set it at the distance you hunt. Walk in, draw, and put the pin on the crease like the deer is going to step.

Built For Repeat: Keep shooting the same animal until the shot is automatic. The target is there to absorb the work.

Put the same head on the arrow you hunt with, then earn the shot.