What 3D target is your favorite?

[let.it.fly]

yea. what you said lope. i shot at skookum this weekend and they had a zip line doe that would havee been hard to pul on the ground let alone in the air. i almost stabed my face when my arrow finaly came loose. lol 

[Todd_ID]

i gotta agree with what was said earlier about pulling arrows out. i shot a target at Todd_ID's house that took the 3 of us and a small boy to get the arrow out.
 

And that was a high end Mckenzie HD foam body.  If you weren't so frickin' tough to pull the 140# draw weight, then it wouldn't have been a problem!  All joking aside, the only issue we had was that we didn't lube the shafts before we shot that day...  Otherwise, it would have been a different story. 

[let.it.fly]

i spoke to a guy at tocama sportmen this weekend and he mentioned arrow lube. never heard of it

[Galpster]

Everyone needs a good bottle of lube!!

[NWWABOWHNTR]

It is available at any archery shop... some real good ones out there.  Or you can just use a bar of ivory soap..... even with reinharts,  if you are shooting one of them bows with training wheels  you should always keep your shaft (arrows) lubed.    

[jackelope]

i gotta agree with what was said earlier about pulling arrows out. i shot a target at Todd_ID's house that took the 3 of us and a small boy to get the arrow out.
 

And that was a high end Mckenzie HD foam body.  If you weren't so frickin' tough to pull the 140# draw weight, then it wouldn't have been a problem!  All joking aside, the only issue we had was that we didn't lube the shafts before we shot that day...  Otherwise, it would have been a different story. 

i've since heard of doing that. i didn't know about lubing them at the time. i guess my new concern would be hanging on to them with the lube on them.

[NWWABOWHNTR]

Just lube the first couple of inches at the tip. 

[let.it.fly]

everyone loves playing "just the tip"