Bear target

[ranger 3]

How do you cover up a vital on a 3-D bear after shooting a lot so you can't see where to see just by looking at your arrow holes? I hope I said this
I am saying this right.

[Rick Butler]

You could try spray paint.

[Terry Lightle]

Me and a buddy spray paint

[Fletcher]

If it is shot up pretty bad, you can fill it in with spray foam.  Let it set up for a day, cut off the excess to profile and then spray with flat black or brown to match the target.

[Rustic]

Heres my deer repair using foam, plastic bags duct tape and primer:

[Cato]

I have targets that have been repaired over 10 times.  My McKenzie bear is one of them.  Its black.  I use the spray foam, let it dry, cut it to shape with a bread knife (serrated edge) and paint it with black spray paint.  The best value for the money target I have.

[Pokerdaddy]

Wow, I never knew you could repair these targets, so easily and so well.  Thanks for the tips fellas.

[bkbk12]

What type of foam are you guys using on these targets?

[Shakes.602]

Great Stuff foam in each hole, just a little as it expands something HUGE! Clean it down to the level it needs, then paint the sucker! Ta-Daaa!! Problem Solved!!

[Ontario Longbow]

Spray mine every spring,, looks like new,,

 

 

View from 23 yards,, Frank

[Cato]

I use great stuff also.   I have shot some so much they had a whole the size of mellon and still been able to restore them to usable shape.

[Shakes.602]

The Great Stuff Large Hole Filler type works Great for turning Turkey Decoys into 3D targets too! The ones I shoot have lasted for 5 years now!