Rinehart RhinoBlock

Yes, the RhinoBlock is designed to handle both. Its self-healing foam construction allows for easy arrow removal regardless of the tip type you are using.

You don't need to replace the entire unit. The RhinoBlock features a replaceable core, which significantly extends the target's lifespan once the primary shooting area begins to degrade.

It offers two distinct deer faces: one with a standard vital area outline and another with an anatomically correct organ display. This dual approach helps you practice both general shot placement and specific shot execution.

At 18 inches by 18 inches by 13 inches, the block has a solid footprint that generally stays put on flat ground. However, if you are shooting with high-poundage bows, you may want to place it against a backstop or on a level surface to prevent sliding.

Yes. Beyond the two deer-specific faces, the other four sides feature high-visibility dots. These are specifically designed for precision practice, allowing you to switch between realistic hunting scenarios and technical accuracy drills.

The handle is built into the foam structure and is designed for easy portability. It is sturdy enough for moving the target around your backyard or to different practice spots, though it is best to carry it by the handle rather than dragging it to preserve the foam.