Sambar are one of Australia’s largest feral deer species. Males may grow to 2.4 m long and weigh 300 kg, and females may grow to 2.4 m long and weigh 230 kg. Their coat is coarse and uniform in colour that varies from red-brown to almost black, but predominately dark brown. They have a light buff colour under the chin. The tail is black with the under-tail and inner sides of the legs paler in colour. When alarmed the tail is raised. The hair around the neck is coarse and mane-like, particularly on mature males. The antlers of mature males usually have three tines, however the number of tines is influenced by animal condition. Antlers may grow up to 75cm in length. Their ear shape resembles that of a bat. They have a distinctive honking/ barking calls when alarmed.

Specifications; 

·      Weight – 23kg

·      Height – 1400mm

·      Width – 500mm

·      Length – 1250mm

·      Scoring Zones – 2x Broadside – Universal rings

·      Usage – 3D competition or recreational archery

·      Hand painted; so each is unique and may differ slightly

·      High Density, self-healing foam

·      Multi-piece construction

·      Recommended use with target tips