American Whitetail The Camp Cube Foam Archery Target, 18"x18"x12"

got this for my nephew who took up bowhunting. the only problem he had was the arrows, especially broadheads are hard to pull out of the target at first. as he has used it more that problem is better

This target came with no spots painted in the front or back. It came with 2 pictures of deer that I guess I'm supposed to cut to fit the target and then tack onto the target. I just spray painted my own spots which really isn't a big deal, but I wasn't expecting to have to do arts-n-crafts in order to use it. The target itself is all right. It stops my arrows (although they do penetrate all the way through- from front to back). The target isn't totally stable and turns with every shot. It'll do for now, but I probably wouldn't purchase again.

This really stops a broadhead. I only use it just before archery season to insure my arrows are tuned properly

Nicely built performs well just the appearance wasn't what it looked like in the picture dots were all over and Deer picture was separate and I had to attach. I pinned the Deer Picture on with thumb tacks. Over all my son likes it. Me myself I expected it to look like the pict. and the dots to be more uniform.

Difficult to pull arrows out. So far i have had an arrow break somehow before i even pulled it out. No sure what this thing os made of in the middle to cause such difficulties. The deer picture target is actually a roll out target and not part of the actual block target.

Great quality target. Its heavy and sturdy. It will stop arrows very efficiently and is significantly cheaper than other targets of the same size / quality.

Great block. I am shooting this 15-50 yards at 70 lbs draw weight and it's perfect.

Bought because it was cheap. Doesn't look exactly like picture, but that's not a big deal to me. Arrows are extremely hard to pull out. Shot 50 arrows into it, stops them fine. Had to cut one of my broad heads out. Takes way to much time and effort to remove arrows, I don't use it any more. Going back to shooting my rinehart.