Lookin for 3D targets

[Rusty in Fla.]

My son and I have shot up all our targets beyond repair. It's been so long since I bought them I can't remember what kind they were. We rarely shoot broadheads into them. Just a few before the start of the season to make sure everything is tuned.
 Does anyone have thoughts on who's holds up best? Are the replaceable vitals really worth the trouble?

    Thanks,
      Rusty <><

[Frank V]

Contact Mike G  www.mikesarcheryleather.com  He is a sponsor here & I think a distributer for a target co. If that fails Cabela's has 3-D targets. Frank

[Big Sneaky]

If you can afford them I would go with Rinehart.  I feel that they are the best 3-D target out there.  I have had the alert deer for a little over 2 yrs and I am on my 3rd insert. I shoot alomost everyday and have some friends that frequently shoot with me.  Plus, it is very easy to get my arrows out of.  Give them a look.

[formerbutcher]

I'll second the Rinehart !! Plus there shipping them over to some of the troops in Iraq.

[beachbowhunter]

I 3rd the Reinharts. I just got a boar and a turkey through Mike G. He gets a good price on them.

[Peckerwood]

http://www.hintontargets.com/  These are similar to Rinehart's but cheaper.

[charlie brown]

Mike at Mikes archery leather is a Rinehart's distributor.
Charlie Brown.

[drewsbow]

lets see 1,2,3 uhh 5 yup Rinehart for me too.

[nontypical]

Just bought one(Rinehart) and theyre great!!The hole actually closes to were you can not see it.And arrow pulling is easy.Last month sold my almost new Mckenzie because I was having a hard time pulling my carbon arrows out.I bought the treestand buck.You cant go wrong w/Rinehart.

[Chris Surtees]

Rinehart's are the best, but they are expensive.

I have a GlenDel buck and Block 4X4 and they are doing just fine as far as durability goes. I believe both of these targets are still cheaper than one Rinehart and withe the replacement target area the GlenDel will last years.