Hips Archery Targets X2 Big Game Series Herd Bull Target

Being honest the first day I got this target I was really disappointed I shoot a Mathews halon at 27 draw my arrows are gold tip pierce platinum 396 grains 300 fps my other arrow is a Easton fmj 6mm 412 grains 296 fps my first arrows I shot through it was the gold tip they are small diameter arrow they blew almost all the way through was pissed so I decided to shoot my Easton arrows with are bigger diameter and it stops them ok they almost go through the other side so if you are shooting a standard arrow or even a slight smaller diameter you will be ok but if you shoot the tiny diameter this target is no good so now after shooting it for a few days it is a well made target very light perfect for your wife or kids or someone just shooting standard arrows has a good design seems to hold up I've shot probably 1000 shots trough it and it's still good dut I had to buy a rinehart for my small diameter arrows and that's been awesome but in the end I wish I would of bought something else for the price it's not worth it if it doesn't do what it claims

I bought this target two weeks ago and am not impressed. I've used block and rinehart and for about the same price you get a much better target. I'm shooting a 68lb Mathews chillR with 426 grain total weight and on my first shot the broadheads penetrated all the way through the target. I've rotated it every direction and have the same problem no matter what side I'm shooting. After two weeks of shooting it I am having to use my old rinehart as a backer to keep the arrows from going out the back of this target.Spend the extra $20 and get a block or rinehart.

Arrows are not easy to remove. My arrows are black carbon arrows with no coating on them. First lie. Have not shot it enough to see how well it would last.

Only Con is the target is super light. Shifts when arrows hit.Follow-up: did not live up to the hype. Started blowing arrows through this target not long after shooting it and tearing up fletchings

Worked perfect!

I just put 40 arrows into this target today and it stood up to my mechanical target broadhead like a champ! I shoot a 3 blade Grimm Reaper mechanical and I've had trouble finding a target that can hold up to the abuse of my practice tip because of it's design. Targets I've used get chewed up and turn into a useless rag dolls quick so I was not sure if this would do the trick either. When normal targets would have started shredding, my Hips Herd Bull kept stopping my arrows and maintained the target's integrity. I'm VERY happy with the performance. All my arrows pulled out with no trouble and the block is heavy enough to put anywhere and not worry about it spinning or flipping. I like that I can shoot all 6 sides too. Last target I'll be buying for a long time.

I shoot a 65lb bear traxx. I've taken this target out twice and put about 50 arrows with field tips into it, no broad heads yet. This is NOT an easy target to pull field tips out of. I hate to get rid of this because I know I'm gonna want star get for broad heads but I'm definitely getting a different one for shooting field tips. I bought think thinking it would be perfect for both, practice tips and broad heads, sure it might be durable and last a longer time than other targets, but I feel like I'm going to snap an arrow just trying to pull it out. I do not recommend this target for field tips. Had I known this, I'd of spent the money on a 3D target for shooting broad heads and a Delta Speed Bag for field tips.

This target is the best target I have ever used. I own two of these targets, Herd Bull and Muley. These targets are durable, lightweight and easy to transport. I've left mine outside for long periods of time and there is no effects from it. My son has even thrown knives at it and it's held up.This is the best value on the Market too. They last. The company is great, as in customer service. Buy this target, none better, I promise.