The inner line indicates the heart and inside that area there is a small circle which is used for scoring purposes at shooting competitions. The head and neck also has a kill zone indicated, but head shots are only recommended for experienced marksman.

The thin red lines on the impala indicate the kill zones of the impala. The outer line indicates the lung and back spine area. The next smaller line indicates the heart and lung area.

The thin red lines on the Jackal indicate the kill zones of the Jackal. The outer line indicates back and neck spine area. The next smaller line indicates the lung area.

The thin red lines on the Oryx indicate the kill zones of the Oryx. The outer line indicates the back and neck spine area. The next smaller line indicates the lung area.

The thin red lines on the Garipani Duiker Target indicate the kill zones. The lines indicate the lung, heart and spine area. The lines are narrowly spaced for scoring purposes.

The thin red lines on the Hyrax indicate the kill zones of the Hyrax. The lines indicate the lung, heart and spine area. The lines are narrowly spaced for scoring purposes.

The thin red lines on the springbuck indicate the kill zones of the springbuck. The outer line indicates the lung, back and neck spine area. The next smaller line indicates the heart and lung area.

The Buffalo is a large sized bovinae; the target of the Buffalo is slightly scaled down to about 80% showing a full on frontal shot. Normal shooting distance 30–100 meters.

The blesbuck is a medium-sized antelope; the target of the blesbuck is scale 1:1 showing a very slight angled broadside shot. Normal shooting distance 50–300 meters.

Target Garipani Blouwildebees The target of the Blouwildebees scale is 1:1 showing a full on broad side shot. Normal shooting distance 200 meters. The thin red lines on the animal indicate the kill zones.