Here's the Kangaroo I made last year.

One more with my wife and good hunting buddy bfisherman11 and his wife.

That triceratops is priceless!

Those targets are awesome!! How did you make those??

They are made from 4'x8'x12"-18" blocks of styrofoam, sometimes 2 glued together to get the thickness, rough shaped with an electric chainsaw, and finally smoothed out with a wire brush.

Too cover them I use burlap.  To apply I use either spray-on glue or wallpaper paste.  Some animals we have like the muskox, leopard, and our club's mascot, BigFoot, are actually covered with fake fur from a fabric store.  These I use spray-on glue.

After the animal is dried,  I just use flat latex paint from a locl hardware store.

Fun to make and more fun to shoot!

i like shooting at golf tee's it makes me consentrate real hard and my groups get tight as a result. not to mension its fun and a little if you have a friend to shot with and race to see who hits it first.

very cool targets yeager . they look familliar i used to live in northern il. and remember a shoot there that had targets like that. including a huge elephant. lots of fun!!!          

Thanks Yeager... I am going to have to try that sometime! How well do the targets hold up??

Yeager where do you get the large foam?

Plastic Coke bottles hang up nicely and are easy to come by. I have a trail of them on my place.

The balloons work great,and I like to put objects(chairs and such) in the way around the yard so as to have obstacles to shoot around like in a hunting situation.And try the foam or wiffle balls from a string they wont bounce back.

the nursery i work for has a small pig shaped watering can.  I have read about people using great foam to make targets, and i was wondering if filling this thing up with the stuff and letting it dry for a bit would work or not?

these things are not selling so i may be able to pick up a few for cheap.

I make duck targets from expanding foam and an old decoy. Split decoy about 3/4 in half along the seam, fill half with foam duct tape the decoy together and let foam cure. Works pretty good and is fairly cheap. Glue wem to a peice of pine board and they work good in the water too.

The great foam works good for target repair so it should work in the pig watering can - remember that it expands - LOL. You can cut off the extra (over-expansion) with a sharp, thin knife easily.

That Triocertops belongs at ATAR in WV with all the other Dinos - LOL (I'm jealous)

Man Yeager, can you imagine going to a 3d shoot were Yeager made the targets? Walk up to shoot and look up to see a 40' T-Rex looking at you.