Description

Elegant and eye-catching, the Flamingo (Feeding) – Group 4 (5.5kg) 3D Archery Target brings visual appeal and technical shooting challenge to your range. Captured in a natural feeding stance, this target mimics the graceful motion of one of nature’s most iconic wading birds—ideal for archers looking to add variety to their practice.

History & Background

Flamingos belong to the family Phoenicopteridae and are found in Africa, South America, the Middle East, and parts of Europe. Their name stems from the Latin flamma, meaning “flame,” which reflects their vibrant pink-red plumage—caused by carotenoid pigments in their aquatic diet. Revered since ancient Egyptian times, flamingos often symbolize balance, beauty, and harmony.

Physical Description

• Dimensions: (H) 756 mm × (L) 650 mm × (W) 270 mm

• Weight: 5.5 kg
  The detailed Flamingo (Feeding) – Group 4 (5.5kg) 3D target features a flamingo bending forward to feed in shallow water. Its slim body, extended neck, and long legs create a slender shooting profile—ideal for honing precise arrow placement.

Location, Area & Habits

Flamingos thrive in saline or alkaline lakes, estuaries, and coastal wetlands. They feed by sweeping their downturned beaks through water to filter out algae, crustaceans, and tiny aquatic insects. Highly social birds, flamingos feed and travel in flocks, making scenes like this a familiar sight across Africa’s great rift lakes and wetlands.

Shooting Instructions

A technical and accuracy-focused target:

• 2 Broadside Target Zones designed for vital-area training

• Universal Scoring Rings for competitions and 3D ranges

• Arrow Tip: Field Tip compatible

The forward-leaning pose creates a lower vital zone placement challenge—great for improving shot precision, bow stability, and arrow control.

Ideal For

• ✅ 3D target course variety

• ✅ Precision archery training

• ✅ Family and club shooting events

• ✅ Themed or novelty range layouts

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