Description

Agile, challenging, and mountain-tough—the Chamois Male (Core) – Group 1 (23kg) 3D Archery Target brings alpine realism to your range. Designed to simulate one of Europe’s most elusive mountain game species, this target is perfect for archers preparing for steep-angle shots and rugged terrain scenarios.

History & Background

The chamois (Rupicapra rupicapra) is a goat-antelope native to the European Alps, Carpathians, and Balkan mountains. Known for its sure-footed climbing ability and sharp senses, the chamois has been hunted throughout history for its meat, hide, and distinctive hooked horns. It remains one of the most respected game animals in Europe due to the physical challenge of hunting in mountainous terrain.

Physical Description

• Dimensions: (H) 900 mm × (L) 1060 mm × (W) 210 mm

• Weight: 23 kg
  The Chamois Male (Core) – Group 1 (23kg) target replicates a mature male chamois, featuring realistic muscle sculpting, upright alert posture, and curved black horns. Built with a durable replaceable core, it is designed to handle repeated arrow impact while maintaining structure and shooting accuracy.

Location, Area & Habits

Chamois inhabit steep mountain slopes, cliffs, and alpine meadows. They are highly alert animals that rely on keen eyesight and agility to evade predators. They are known for their ability to sprint up rocky slopes and leap across ravines—making them a symbol of speed and mountain survival.

Shooting Instructions

A great target for realistic bowhunting preparation:

• 2 Broadside Shot Zones for vital heart/lung practice

• Universal Scoring Rings for training and 3D competition

• Arrow Tip: Field Tip compatible

Perfect for training accuracy at incline shots and mixed-distance target layouts—just like real alpine hunting environments.

Ideal For

• ✅ Bowhunters and 3D competitors

• ✅ Mountain game simulation

• ✅ Long-range precision practice

• ✅ Club and professional course setups

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