Covered Archery Target Stands

Most archery targets are positioned so the center or bullseye sits roughly 4 feet off the ground, matching average shoulder height for standing archers. This ensures consistent shot placement and mimics real hunting or competition scenarios where target height affects shot angle and accuracy.

Bag targets use tightly packed fabric to stop and hold arrows, ideal for recreational field-point shooting. Compression targets, like Morrell's BOA Compression line, use engineered foam layers to absorb higher-velocity impacts, offering superior durability for high-traffic commercial ranges and crossbow bolts.

Most Morrell replacement covers, including the Wildfire, M48, and Bionic Buck III, are designed specifically for field points and are not recommended for broadheads or outserts larger than the arrow shaft, as this can cause premature wear or tearing of the cover material.

Replacement frequency depends on shot volume and target type. Recreational users may replace covers every one to two seasons, while commercial ranges with heavy daily use may need new covers every few months to maintain safe arrow stopping performance and structural integrity.

Yes, covers like the Outdoor Range Wildfire and Yellow Jacket Swarm are constructed from weather-resistant fabric designed to withstand sun, rain, and temperature changes, making them suitable for year-round outdoor archery practice without significant degradation.

Morrell offers replacement covers ranging from smaller recreational sizes like the 20" x 11" x 20" Yellow Jacket Swarm to large commercial options like the 48" x 20" x 48" M48 cover, accommodating everything from backyard practice to high-volume commercial range use.