For archery practice.        

The wall is built from wood reclaimed from a shed we took down. It measures 8 ½ feet wide x 6 feet tall and has a treated wood deck the is 2 feet deep since the ground is not level.

 

 

We made ethafoam, broadhead and field point targets that measure 40" x 34" x 20" deep that fit nicely.

 

 

 

Now when the kids I teach for 4H shooting sports and the archery merit badge come to shoot they wont launch arrows into the woods.

That's cool. Nice work

That should work nicely!  I need to do something like that...

Good luck, shoot straight and God Bless,

Rodd

Nice work, looks great

I think you could quit your day job and start a new business. LOL. Nicely done!!

That looks GREAT!!!

BTW, how do you make "ethafoam" in those large block sizes?

Nice set up there.

Thanks for the pix.

Nice set up!! That'd come in handy for me some days.

That is awesome.  What brand targets are those?

Looking great!

Real nice job!    

Deno

QuoteOriginally posted by evgb127:
That is awesome.  What brand targets are those?

We make and market them ourselves. Any further mention of our target making enterprise gets one in trouble here.

QuoteOriginally posted by Car54:
I think you could quit your day job and start a new business. LOL. Nicely done!!

While we kept our day job, we did start a business. Targets are just one component.

QuoteOriginally posted by JusAGuy:
That looks GREAT!!!

BTW, how do you make "ethafoam" in those large block sizes?

We make our targets with varying density layers of ethafoam. The most dense in the center and getting less dense as we move outward.