I have the glen del buck in my field. I love it because it is consistent in arrow pulling and has taken thousands of hits over a few years. I only shoot it with field points so it'll last plenty more years without even needing to replace the insert. The problem I have is the local deer kick the crap out of it when the rut comes along. I've repaired every leg at one time or another, both ears, and the antlers are down to spikes now. The coyotes kill my coyote target, and the deer kill the deer targets. My bedded buck is a little tougher, I think, because it has been attacked plenty of times, but I haven't had to repair it yet.