Real Wild 3D Bigfoot Archery Target

The target is about what you would expect for this price range. My only complaint is that the paint schemes should be better. I touched up mine and it looks way better.

Not using this for archery or otherwise as a target; purely a yard decoration (I'm sure my neighbors love us...right?). I have a giant ~8' wooden squatch, painted all black. Obviously, that giant is a cut-out / silhouette of a giant squatch, but otherwise has no dimension or super-realism to it. I was looking for a "baby squatch" from the same place that I got the 8 footer from, but was told that "Bigfoot Bob" (who apparently makes them...and what a fantastic name that is!) hadn't been around there in a while, and they weren't sure if or when he'd have more for them to sell. So an alternative was needed, and this is far and away nicer than a wooden baby squatch.The target areas on each side, which apparently are regulation sized (I cannot confirm nor deny that; again, I'm not using this as a target) are small and otherwise pretty discreet, especially at any sort of distance (you can see them a little better if you're super up-close, but no one should be on my property uninvited & therefore that close to it...). Compared to my bigger wooden one, this has a much more realistic look that terrifies my pre-K aged kid, and that's wonderful!It's heavy and substantial. This is not a flimsy or lightweight target (or in my case, yard decoration). It arrived in a box to where a "lift with your knees, not your back" was needed...at least for my bad back haha. Nicely sized stakes in each foot are keeping it solidly in place in the red clay soil that is characteristic of my southeastern US locale.The only thing that I DON'T like, is that the listing on Amazon (at the time of my purchase) did not say whether or not this is meant for continuous outdoor use. But, I went to the manufacturer's actual website, and I see on there that "We...recommend storing your targets in a covered area away from the elements and direct sunlight when not in use. Doing this and making sure to use the entire surface of the target, not just a small area, ensures that you are able to keep your target in the best shape possible for the longest amount of time".Well, since I don't want to have to put this up, then take it in or cover it, etc. etc., I'll just have to see how it fares over time left out in the great outdoors. In the roughly 2 weeks it's been up so far, it's holding up just fine, but I don't know how long that will be the case. Had they advertised that it's not really meant to be constantly left outdoors, then I *might* have gone a different route (for my purpose of a yard decoration at least).

This is fun. The target is easy to set up, easy to move. He stops arrows just fine. But then he adds a moment of whimsy to your backyard also.