Birchwood Casey Pregame 12" x 18" Small Game Animal Targets - Photo-Realistic Instant Splattering Shooting Targets - for Use with All Guns & Calibers - 8 Targets Pack

Good targets! The big squirrel in the center is a plumper compared to what I typically see here in these woods, but the smaller one down in the corner is a good facsimile. Dots on the left are headshots, dots on the right are vitals shots. These seem a little expensive but are high quality and you get a lot of mileage out of one target with all the bulls and things to shoot at. I've even used these for larger than 22, to sight in because the paper is so large. I think this is one I'm going to keep in permanent rotation. Five star product all the way!

Great for patterning wish they were larger

These are awesome for patterning dove and duck loads. 35 yards and you can really see how well the pattern is.

I liked how the paper turned orange once you hit it. I found it helped because I was able to visualize where I was shooting vs where I was aiming.

I bought this for my boyfriend who has been obsessing about the squirrels stealing our peaches and recently borrowed a bb gun to shoot at them. I wanted him to get some practice so the poor little things wouldn't end up getting shot but not die (I don't want them to suffer, just to stop eating our fruit). The bigger squirrel is too big in my opinion. But is good for just learning as he is an easy target. The littler one down in the corner is much more accurate and offers a challenge. We both tested out one sheet and thought overall that it is a very good target for practice shooting. I would recommend this if you are hunting squirrels or just want a fairly life-like target for practice.

These are great, really helps show where your pattern is on the bird.

There are many similar products out there that all do the same, but I went with these based on price and shipping costs. I economize use of the target by marking hits with a marker, that way I can use the same targer for 3 or 4 loads before discarding and moving on to a fresh target to pattern test another load.

The squirrel.is far larger than an actual squirrel. I was wanting these to pattern a .410 and wanted something true to size which these are not.