Bullseye Archery Targets

Traditional target archery faces use a standardized color pattern with a gold or yellow bullseye at the center, surrounded by red, blue, black, and white rings moving outward. This color scheme, used by World Archery and NASP, helps archers quickly identify scoring zones from a distance.

The bullseye is the small circular area at the exact center of a target face, representing the highest-scoring zone. On Morrell targets, bullseyes are printed or embossed directly onto bag and foam targets, giving archers a clear aim point for practicing accuracy with field points or crossbow bolts.

Point values vary by scoring format: NASP scoring awards 10 points for the bullseye (X-ring) down to 1 point at the outer ring, while NFAA field rounds use a 5-4-3 point system with the center dot worth 5. Always check your organization's official scoring rules before competition.

It varies by model. Compact bag targets like the Yellow Jacket YJ-425 or Supreme 3 feature 10 bullseyes across two shooting sides, while larger commercial targets like the Outdoor Range and Outdoor Range XXL offer over 50 bullseyes, giving clubs and ranges more surface area before rotation is needed.

Morrell's bullseye bag targets are rated from 375 FPS up to 450+ FPS depending on the model, thanks to layered constructions ranging from 46 to 100 layers plus IFS (Internal Frame System) and Nucleus center technology. Always match the target rating to your bow's arrow speed for safe, effective stopping.

Most models are approved for crossbow, compound, and traditional bow use with field points, including the Outdoor Range, YJ-425, and YJ-450 Plus lines. Always confirm the specific FPS rating and arrow point compatibility listed for each target before use, since some are field-point-only and not rated for broadheads.

Yes. Morrell invites archery clubs, schools, and ranges to share their shooting needs so their team can help select the right bullseye target, sizing, and volume pricing options. You can request a custom quote directly, download the full product brochure, or contact them by phone or email for tailored guidance.