SHOW OFF YOUR BACK YARD RANGES FROM THE BEST EQUIPPED TO THE HAY BALE. LETS SEE WERE THE TRAD GANGERS HONE THEIR SKILLS.

I have a full web page on mine:

http://tinyurl.com/5f24yh

Enjoy!

Dick in Seattle

Well..it is the backyard...    

wow those look so real haha

WOW!! Thats Hysterrical!  

Steve,
Your kill'n me  

Steve,
You need a bear and a hog target,
Not much of a target range if you ask me.
And you need to rake some leaves around the turkey targets.
Pretty messy, I wouldn't shoot there.
John

Donald..i apologize..i didnt mean for this to hijack your thread.......lets show off some real ranges guys....sorry again..steve

I live in Blue Springs, MO. The no discharging of firearms in city limits includes bows and arrows. I can not stand in my driveway and shoot into my garage. If I shut the door and shoot inside that is OK. At least there are several ranges close by to shoot at.

My Backyard range:

My backyard range.

This is my " range". I have a styrafoam target I shoot at, along with " the block". We dont have alot of land ( only an  heavily wooded acre), but its my little piece of heaven.

Let's bring this back up top.

Sipsey River Range

Here is the home range from a couple years ago...

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Picked up shot up midsections from the local archery shop averaging $10 each, 5 of these are those. Each one has a red, a white and a blue stake. A couple have the same stakes. I put them in difficult shot positions to simulate hunting situations. Would necessarily take these shots at real game.

Sorry, ment to say would not necessariy take these shots. Also, will have  tree stand shots when I get a telephone pole put up.

I shot these photos with a fixed focal length, so the range to the target can be (sort of) inferred by comparison to another photo.  First shot is about seventeen yards.  The deer image is lifesize.  I have five main lanes cut, two level and three sloping downhill, with available distances running out to about 22 yards.  The occasional granite boulder adds to the "fun."          
         

Yes, Virginia, we do have a few trees in NH.     :D    If I decide to get serious about hanging from a tree this fall, there's a great one to hang a saddle from above my range.  

While I was catching up on shooting lane maintenance, an immature Pileated Woodpecker that was bred and born on our lot kept me company.  He/she was about the size of a Robin (the adult is about the size of a largish crow.) I hadn't seen one that young before.