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Sandbox broadhead target pics?

Started by threeunder, April 27, 2013, 10:53:00 PM

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threeunder

Could some of you share photos of your sandbox broadhead targets?

Thinking about building one, but would like to see some examples.
Ken Adkins

Never question a man's choice in bows or the quality of an animal he kills.  He is the only one who has to be satisfied with either of those choices.

DamselflyFarm

I don't have any pics, but there's an article about making one in the last TBM.
Take care,
Jeff

Kamm1004

Now then, get your weapons, your quiver and your bow and go out into the open country to hunt some wild game for me.- Genesis 27:3

threeunder

Ken Adkins

Never question a man's choice in bows or the quality of an animal he kills.  He is the only one who has to be satisfied with either of those choices.

rbcorbitt

Ken,

Have you seen this?

► 4:44► 4:44
www.youtube.com/watch?v=lJ89mwQxrds
Oct 12, 2011 - Uploaded by Dave Mullins
SAND BOX ARCHERY TARGET .... If you don't target practice with broadheads, how do you get ...
"I would rather be amongst forest animals and the sounds of nature, then amongst city traffic and the noise of man" - A.D. Williams

threeunder

Great Bob!  Just the kind of stuff I'm looking for.
Ken Adkins

Never question a man's choice in bows or the quality of an animal he kills.  He is the only one who has to be satisfied with either of those choices.

steadman

Mine looks pretty much like the one in the video. I put mine up against an old barn that's on our place. Plus I can shoot as far as I want. I do dedicate one or two bh's to this though. The sand is abrasive and is hard on broadheads.
" Just concentrate and don't freak out next time" my son Tyler(age 7) giving advise after watching me miss a big mulie.

raghorn

If you live in a more humid climate a sod bunker is great. Stack the sod like bricks so the seams are staggered. Make it about 4ft by 4ft and two stacks of sod deep. If it stays moist it will hold up well. When the front gets shot out, peel the front layer off and pile behind and add a new layer of sod to the front. This does not require a frame, as it grows it sorta becomes part of your yard.


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