Well today I brought some old things back to life. First I had an old fishing rod rack that is now an arrow and gear rack.
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And then I got some old foam pool rafts that were being discarded(value new $113.00 each)and made some cool targets. I had 4 of them and they are poly vinyl over tight cell foam(like yoga blocks). I made a box target from each raft and used the head pieces as small animal size targets. I also have enough left over for quiver inserts.They are the green and blue ones,and dont laugh at my art work on them either...LOL
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and a view from the practice blind
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Very creative! salvaging unused goods and turning them into useful items can provide a valuable function, as well as being easy on the wallet.
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Great idea! Good way to give a second life instead of garbage! :thumbsup: Just one thing Timothy: Wich one is Fifer,Fiddler or practical on the target you've drawned? :laughing:
Guy, you know I had to look that up...LOL Lets just go with Porky Pig
Nice !
Ha. I like that pig with the curly-cue tail. Nice one.
Semper Fi.
Tom
Im an archer not an artist...LOL
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Cool and smart,I have some similar targets and I am using them foe 3 years now!