Morrell Yellow Jacket 19 Pound Portable Stinger Adult Field Point Archery Bag Target with 2 Shooting Sides, 10 Bullseyes, and Handle, Yellow M-88

Great target and can't wait get some arrows in my quiver and go shoot. It is a big target and seems very durable. I think it will hold up to the target points with no trouble. It is very portable so you can take it with you to make sure that you are dialed in and ready to go. Very bright colors make it easy to see and the thickness of the outer layer material is very good. Would make a great gift for your favorite bowhunter.

I got this for backyard shooting. For reference, I am using a 50 lb recurve bow and shooting from distances between 15 and 30 yards. It has no trouble stopping the arrow. The bag itself has weight but it still needs to be propped up or hung. I like the fact that it has 4 targets on each side. As for durability, I have put at least 200 shots into it and the target still stops the arrows with ease. I imagine at some point I may have to either recover the bag or tape a target on. Overall this was a great buy. I will buy it again.

This yellow jacket rocks. Its compact and handles great impact.

Stops my crossbow bolts at 20 yards, easy to pull out with one hand. Only reason for not giving five stars is the hornet design on center makes it difficult to see the center bullseye.

Great quality for the price. Easy to use and move around the yard. Easy-to-see design, thick, and good size for bow shooting practice. Helping to improve my accuracy!

Exactly what husband was looking for our daughter’s training, perfect gift!

‘‘This is a really great target for recreational back yard, and field shooting. I’ve shot over 1,200 aluminum, wood and carbon arrows (all target points) into just one side of the bag (see photo). I’ve shot from both a 30lb recurve and a 50lb recurve at 20 to 50 yards, over the last 6 months, and it’s still able to easily stop an arrow from a full-draw of my 50lb bow at 15 yards. The bag is not at all heavy to carry from my patio, where it lives, to where I use it. It’s under 20lb’s, and has a handle. The material is kind of self healing. The nylon strands seem to get pushed back together when arrows make fresh holes near-by. You can see in the picture how the holes from previous shoots have closed up and look like dimples now. The holes you can see are from the last few of rounds of arrows. I imagine eventually the nylon weave will break down, and the holes won’t close up any more, but then I still have the other side. I have no idea how the target bag will perform with arrows from a high-powered bow, or a cross-bow, but for the kind of shooting I do, it offers really good performance and a great value. I plan to shoot another thousand or so arrows into this side before I turn the bag and start over on the other side.

Bought this to site in a crossbow along with being a regular archery target. Holds up well to both with easy arrow removal. Very satisfied.