First Look: Delta McKenzie Strutter Turkey Target

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posted on March 18, 2020
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Make sure you're prepared for the upcoming season with Delta McKenzie's Strutter Turkey 3D target. Utilizing self-healing foam for durability, stopping capability and easier arrow extraction, the Strutter Turkey is realistic in both size and appearance, giving shooters the opportunity to really hone-in their shot placement. The 13-pound target is rated for bows and crossbows, and is approved for use with both field points, and fixed-blade or mechanical broadheads. For more information, please visit dmtargets.comMSRP: $106.99

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