GlenDel Pre-Rut Buck 3D Archery Target with Replaceable Insert Core

Great size and big block to shoot at. One draw back is the legs and ears. 2 boxes came with broken ears. Second one I just glued the ear back on. Legs just slip on the form slot. Replaced the first deer. Because deer didn't have a leg to stand on

got this Field Logic Glendel Pre Rut Buck 3d archery target at an especially good price as a factory 2nd. shipping arrived in 2 days. set up is easy with 2 leg posts sliding onto the body, head post slides onto body, 2 antlers go into head crown. steel posts included in legs push easily into the ground and are very sturdy - no need to buy a special stand - even has held up to HIGH N.W. OHIO WINDS!! using field points at various distances shooting a Barnett Recruit Crossbow - with carbon arrows - pulling arrows is a tough 2 person job. Vital insert block will last for 100's if not 1,000's of shots. easy to move the core vital area amongst 4 different sides for long lasting life. true to life size. yes - the full rut is bigger and has a 2" bigger core - but it costs @ least 20% more upfront and for each insert replacement. legs are hard plastic - body and head a softer still firm foam. really happy with it. kids love it. certainly will enhance our target practice in the back yard!

Yup, love the target. Unfortunately the box it came in was not made for shipping with Amazon. It is just shoved in the box, nothing holding it in place. Yup broke off ear…. I could send back and try to get another that is not broke. But I decided to keep assuming the next one would come the same. Little glue. All will be good.

More than what i was expecting...Love it. Pounding its vitals with a hoyt defiant turbo for a few days straight. Its looking good thus far. I'll post again by hunting season. Believe me, this target will have been tagged more than 1000 times. Don't bother with the adjustable stand they recommend or see as an add-on. If you're shooting at even 250FPS you'll knock this thing over on it. Pound the stakes included with the GlenDel. They hold the target well. Definitely dont leave it outside if theres a chance a buck will see it. You'll come out to find it mutilated and dismembered lol. It's happened before. Just saying. So far, this GlenDel is doing its job! YEE, YEE!!!

At first I thought it was great quality because of the weight and how simple it is to set up. Unfortunately I didn’t get the stand (just used metal poles) and after slinging some arrows, it tipped over on me and the foam inserts broke that slid into the legs. Tried gluing it but it just hasn’t been the same. Hoping the seller can see this so maybe I can get a replacement and be more careful next time, probably purchase the stand as well.

I like the target overall. The middle portion is replaceable which is nice. I’ve only shot one side so far and haven’t had to rotate it. One drawback is when I hit in a seem of the block and deer body my arrow goes up to its fletching. I’m using a 64lb compound bow with a 465 grain arrow. I’ve also shot this target with a fixed blade broadhead for tuning without any issues. My kids will hunt with a crossbow for rifle season. It’s Barnett rated at 340fps. This target stops the crossbow bolt no problem and I don’t have the crossbow insert.

I bought this through Amazon and the price was typical for the general market. It was delivered quickly and the box was undamaged and factory sealed. The deer target was covered with production defects ( cavities on the body, gouges, ragged edges, and the throat clearly had a large air pocket which left a cavity and overlying thin flap. This was clearly a SECOND and that means that even TWO separate parts were seconds and BOTH put in the same box. Who knows what internal defects there might be that will also effect durability. Quality control for this item is clearly poor or just absent. The vendor either knew this upfront and passed it along without clarification, or did not know it at all and duped by the manufacturer. Either way, I paid too much for SECOND.

Installation takes 5 minutes. 2 antlers; 2 legs; 2 posts and 1 head. Legs are plastic, but who cares? Set it up in the back yard and begin shooting. Looks great in the backyard, too. My wife hasn't even called a divorce lawyer yet! My kids are like, "Dad what is that?!" I just say, "One more word and no jerky for you!" Full disclaimer: shooting field tips for now and haven't tried a broadhead. Arrows easy to pull out. 50# compound.