We've had one of those big round foam targets, gotten from one of the 3D shoots about 12 years ago, and its ready to be hauled off.  I'm looking to replace it with something sturdy that could maybe handle broad heads too.  i'm not opposed to buy one or making one, would love to see what folks are using!  yall got any pics?

thanks!

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Hey Roy....great idea....   

Deno

This is  a new one we just received yesterday.  Obviously its a Morrell "outdoor" one.  I really like these as they hold up really well.  Pic is not too good but as you can see, we have some space to shoot in bad weather.  Gotta love horse barns with long alley ways......  I can get out past 30 yards in there.

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I'll try and post some simple 3D targets I've made from old carpet cut to shape then stuffed with the cut offs and then painted for a realistic look.
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I have made as many as 22+ of these and have them set up on about an acre or so of property. Last Year had the men and their children come over for a shoot and fish/frog fry. Good time

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I've got a few different 3D targets. Only 2 out right now but I have this styrofoam block. I've had it for close to 20 years. I think it came from a boat dock but it is great for shooting braodheads. I also roll it into the yard and pin balloons on it for the kids. Little ones get such a kick when they pop a balloon.

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Quote from: South MS Bowhunter on April 29, 2020, 06:01:50 PM
I have made as many as 22+ of these and have them set up on about an acre or so of property. Last Year had the men and their children come over for a shoot and fish/frog fry. Good time

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That is some good craftsmanship sir.  Nice targets.

Carpet is durable as well. John gave me a whitetail doe that has soaked up countless shafts and still stops them!

Thank you Mr. Cook!

Here's mine.

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I have 21 3D targets I bought shot to pieces that were auctioned off after 3D tournaments, I patched them all to be functional, here are some of them. Here are a few of them set up off my 16' high deck for a treestand shot.

I have a " Ames you stuff it" target in the basement for a 15 yard shot, this has been there for 20 years and is still holding up. I shoot at eyeballs and tufts of hair all over it so it doesn't get worn out. I might not shoot at it for months now and only on of those those rainy days when I just have to shoot a bow.

I have a permanent Morrell outdoor range target set up outside my bow shop for day to day practice and bow testing.

Most of my shot up targets just needed some great stuff shot into them, some were pretty bad, I got this one for $5, it fell apart on the way home, I was able to fix it.The arrow shafts held it in a stable position while I shot foam into it.

Great job Eric!

   Here's an idea for a good cheap lightweight target for general shooting. 

                 https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=jGsEBwiKnCI