In a Bullseye tournament, archers shoot at a standard target from 10 and 15 meters. Points are scored across concentric circles: yellow (center) yields the most, followed by red, blue, black, and white. Each distance includes a practice round followed by three scored ends.

In 3D tournaments, archers shoot at animal targets from varying distances between 10 and 15 meters. Unlike bullseye targets, the "center" varies per animal as scoring rings mimic vital organ locations. Animal size dictates distance: smaller animals are placed closer, while larger ones are further away.