Dartboard target

[rnickl]

Does anyone know of a source for an inexpensive dartboard target?  A cheep burlap sack or similar with a board printed on it would be ideal.

The wife thinks it would be fun to play some cricket with the bows in the back yard.  Sound like a fun game with my kids and nephews also.  

I guess anything that promotes more shooting and time with the family is a plus.  Any other ideas for archery games you might have or play would be great to hear about!

[Hot Hap]

I've never saw that on burlap. Could make your own with markers w/kids help. Hap

[Bonebuster]

Good question...I have wondered this myself.

[Killdeer]

I bought templates from someone on eSpay years ago.

Killdeer

[wildcat hunter]

Look up "archery tag".

[rnickl]

Originally posted by Killdeer:
I bought templates from someone on eSpay years ago.

Killdeer

What sort of template?  Did you make your own targets?

Markers is a good idea I hadn't considered, thanks Hap.

[rnickl]

Originally posted by wildcat hunter:
Look up "archery tag".

Wow!  That sounds like fun!
I was thinking more of backyard drinking games but I'll have to look into that.  Might be a fun game when we go camping with my brother and nephews.

[Hummer3T]

Try this


 http://shop.eaglearchery.com/browse.cfm/arrowmat-dartboard-target-face/4,14997.html

http://darchery.net/about.htm

[Killdeer]

It was a set of masks that you spray paint to create a dartboard on cardboard or a largish target.

Killdeer

[stik&string]

I found a printable one online (google printable archery dartboard) printed it, colored it in and glued it on a piece of cardboard. I made 7 or 8 and just put them in front of my other targets. We always have a lot of fun playing cricket!

[Lucas K]

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[ckanous]

I bought a Bone Collector rag filled block target and one of the faces was a dart board, wore it out already! I have not seen any others but sure they are out there.

[Montanawidower]

My local archery shop sells paper ones for 1$ a piece.  They're paper and you just staple them to cardboard or foam.

You can shoot several games on one before its chewed badly.  Pretty cheap entertainment.

[Hummer3T]

If you do get some paper ones, find someone that can laminate(print shop)its faily cheap and they last a long time.

[sunshine]

any local shop can order them. the ones we use are about twice the size of a real dart board. printed on heavy paper. i paid about $4 each. they are alot of fun.

[Tim L]

I got some on burlap from  http://arrolast.com/  a few years ago. don't know if they still have them or still in buseness.
Tim

[rnickl]

Originally posted by Tim L:
I got some on burlap from   http://arrolast.com/   a few years ago. don't know if they still have them or still in buseness.
Tim

Thanks Tim!
They have a 36" burlap dartboard listed in their price list for $1.75!  A few of those should last a long time.

The 1st link from Hummer looks interesting also.

Thanks for all the links, ideas and input from all.