Predator Archery Targets

Yes, most Morrell bag targets and target faces are built to handle crossbow bolts in addition to field points. Models are specifically rated for crossbow discharge, with core construction designed to safely stop bolts without excessive penetration, making them suitable for both compound bow and crossbow practice.

Morrell offers realistic silhouette faces including Coyote, alongside Whitetail, Turkey, Bear, and Antelope options in two-sided polypropylene material. These faces attach to compatible bag targets like the Yellow Jacket MOD Pro Series and are designed for repeated, weather-resistant use in outdoor practice conditions.

Yes, Morrell targets are built on a rebuildable design, meaning worn covers and target faces can be purchased separately and replaced. This extends the usable life of the core bag target significantly, reducing long-term costs compared to buying an entirely new unit.

Yes, Morrell manufactures NASP-approved targets and official 80cm NASP scoring paper faces specifically designed for National Archery in the Schools Program use. These products meet the program's official specifications, making them appropriate for youth instruction and school-based competitive archery training.

Paper faces are typically used for official scored competition rounds, such as NASP tournaments, and are sold in bulk packs for high-volume use. Polypropylene faces are two-sided, more durable, and weather-resistant, making them better suited for repeated backyard, range, or outdoor practice sessions.

Many Morrell target faces comply with NASP, IBO, ASA, and NFAA formats, covering scoring specifications used in official tournaments and field rounds. This makes them suitable not just for casual practice but also for archers training specifically for sanctioned competitive events.