I was also going to agree with the sack full of cloths until I read AMBUSH's idea and that one only costs $21 and not too much gas mony as most of the bears are right around town anyways
I was also going to agree with the sack full of cloths until I read AMBUSH's idea and that one only costs $21 and not too much gas mony as most of the bears are right around town anyways
I would have shot more...but I ran outta shells
This after 50 arrows using 100 grain pre season Montecs all for the low low price of $140. They say the Block is good for tens of thousands of arrows with field points and thousands with broadheads. I beg to differ!
I had one of these Morelle Yellow Jacket Supremes
Shot the s**t out of the center until arrows sailed clean though and the stuffing was hanging out the back end.
I stomped on, sat on, laid on the thing to swish in all down as tight as I could then wrapped it up with 60 yards of the handyman's secret weapon.
That seemed to help for a while(another 400 shots) until it started falling apart again.
So, off to walmart I went.
1-6'x8' tarp =$7 aprox
As i left i took a look im the big recylcle bin and grabbed lots of card board boxes, some of those moulded plasitic style packing pices (not styrophoam but that other stuff)
I cut the tarp in half leangth wise so I had 2 3'x8' sections, those were folded in half and sewn into to 2 3'x4' bags.
I found a box that was just smaller then those dimensions and placed the box inside the bag
I then cut open the ols morelle target and seperated the stuffing from the burlap sacks that are in there.
Then I then rebuilt the target inside the box
folded down the lid of the box, pulled the tarp in tight anf folded it over the end of the box in a triangle as if I was wrapping a a gift
its not pretty but she did stop a 370 grain arrow with field point going 318 fps fired from a distance of 3 feet and left 45% of the arrow out with easy 2 finger removal.
The next target I built the same way but used more cardboard around the outside, a few old pillows in the inside and the sheets of that plastic foam in the middle.
This target is obviously lighter, but still stopped the same arrows with about 35% of the arrow left out for "hold the knock in your lips like a smoke" easy arrow removal.
Im in the process of making a broadhead target yousing that same plastic foam stuff and that spray able expandable sealing/insulating foam. Ill post my results later.
the big boy...