Beautiful weather here today and I had a day off. I decided to go out back and maintain my home 3D course. Brush was hauled and limbs pruned. I even moved my targets so in the evenings I will be shooting to the east. A setting sun in your eyes makes it hard to focus..
My PGA getting some sun. It has really turned a honey color. A couple years ago it was a bright yellow.
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About 20 steps..
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My "backup" deer. I keep this in reserve until I have to retire my daily shooter.
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What shooting broadheads does in a couple years. I usually get around three years out of a target. Shoot out both sides then shoot the "rear" section in two..
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Is that the Ichabod buck target. :biglaugh: That is a nice piece of property you have.
From the looks at your target John, your a great shot. Funny thing is that I seem to nail that shoulder to and its a PAIN to get the arrows out of the plastic! Nice setup you have there!
Looks great to me. Sounds like a great way to spend the day.
Thanks all.. A beautiful day to play out in my 3D range. Both deer are Riverbottom Bucks I think they were about $80.00 a peice. I'm sure a better quality target would hold up better.
I shoot really well when I focus well... I always try to practice just like in a hunting situation. Treestand or on the ground kneeling and sitting on my bucket. I never shoot 3D courses because I want to shoot broadheads all the time.