A compact and highly realistic training target designed to help archers master the "aim small, miss small" philosophy through a challenging small-game silhouette. The Junxing 3D Rabbit Target is the perfect addition to any field course or backyard range for those seeking to refine their precision. Because of its smaller surface area, this target demands a higher level of focus and consistency compared to larger animal models, making it an excellent tool for improving overall grouping. Crafted from high-density, self-healing foam, it is designed to take a beating from both compound and recurve bows. Its lifelike upright posture allows archers to practice range estimation and shot placement on a target that mimics the skittish nature of small game in the Australian bush. Key Features Advanced Self-Healing Foam: The high-quality foam core is designed to close up after arrow removal, significantly increasing the target's lifespan and maintaining its structural integrity. Compact Life-Sized Scale: Accurately represents the size of a wild rabbit, providing a realistic challenge for hunters and competitive field archers alike. Easy Arrow Extraction: The specialised foam formula reduces "arrow fuse," allowing carbon, aluminium, or timber shafts to be pulled out with minimal effort. Weather-Shield Coating: Finished with a UV-resistant outer layer to protect against the harsh Australian sun and light rain during outdoor sessions. Internal Scoring Rings: Features subtle, integrated scoring zones for 3D competition practice, allowing for precise feedback on accuracy without ruining the realistic aesthetic. Portable Design: Lightweight and easy to transport, making it simple to set up "pop-up" practice lanes at different distances and elevations. Versatile Mounting: Can be placed directly on the ground or secured via the base to prevent movement when hit by high-kinetic energy arrows. Best For Bow hunters who need to practice the high level of precision required for ethical small-game harvesting. 3D competition shooters looking to master the more difficult, smaller-profile targets on a field course. Backyard archers who want a durable, fun, and realistic target that doesn't take up as much space as a full-sized deer or boar.
