3D Archery Targets

Durability depends on foam density and construction. Morrell's High Roller Foam core and internal frame technology are engineered to withstand thousands of shots from field points and broadheads, and replacement mid-sections are available so you can rebuild the target instead of replacing the entire unit.

Yes, Morrell's 3D targets, including the Center Punch FITA Outdoor Range, are built to handle both broadhead and field-tip arrows, making them suitable for realistic bowhunting practice as well as general archery training with standard field points.

A 3D target is a life-size foam replica of an animal used to simulate real hunting scenarios, while a target face is a flat paper or polypropylene design featuring scoring rings or animal silhouettes that attaches to a target butt or wrap system for practice and scoring purposes.

Many of Morrell's target faces and wraps are designed for interchangeable use with Yellow Jacket MOD Pro Series and MOD Pro 25 Series targets, allowing archers to swap in spot targets, animal silhouettes, or specialty designs without purchasing an entirely new target system.

Yes, Morrell offers 80cm NASP Official Scoring Paper for school archery programs, along with target faces approved by IBO, ASA, and NFAA, ensuring compliance with major tournament scoring formats for both youth and adult competitive archery events.

Yes, Morrell's Transformer-style 3D targets use a modular design, allowing worn mid-sections to be replaced separately rather than requiring a full target replacement. This rebuildable approach extends the usable life of the target and reduces long-term replacement costs.