Hi all,
It has been a while, but I am back to shooting again after years away from it. That means that I needed a new target. Living over 7000 ft elevation causes the UV and sun to kill a target quicker than arrows. I wanted something that could provide some protection from the UV and weather but allow me to avoid having to set the target up each time I used it. Let me know your thoughts? This was all scrap wood I had lying around only cost me the hardware I hung the target with.
Dan
Nice design.
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For a permanent location, it looks good. I have used compressed hay bales, and cedar bales on a wood based. It can be covered with a small tarp to protect from rain and snow. For portable, I have a bag target, and a foam target. The Block target is best with field points and but a block foam target is better for broadheads. The least expensive has been a pile of sand for a cardboard, or fabric target hung between two posts.