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 idea about a cheap target
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07/09/10 06:39 AM
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bigboy17
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i was thinking make a box target out of a bunch or old cardboard boxes and just cutting the walls apart and glueing them together, and putting a cheap score target on it to try out my aim...do you guys think it'll work?
S.J.C.
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07/09/10 12:26 PM
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bjankowski
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You can gule cardboard together or you can fill a box with cardboard and old rags.
Last edited by bjankowski; 07/09/10 12:26 PM.
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Re: idea about a cheap target
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07/09/10 03:32 PM
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i spent the 100.00 dollars and bought a mckenzie shooting block,it has a 1yr warranty and four sides you can shoot up plus it is super easy to remove the arrows out of it
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07/09/10 03:47 PM
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Teal28
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i spent the 100.00 dollars and bought a mckenzie shooting block,it has a 1yr warranty and four sides you can shoot up plus it is super easy to remove the arrows out of it And yet you still manage to shoot holes in the fence! 
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07/09/10 03:47 PM
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RLoving1
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You can gule cardboard together or you can fill a box with cardboard and old rags. Your back healed up from moving my Blob around?
Brayden (Lazy L's Southern Comfort) you will be missed! You were more than a pet you were my reason to rise and return for many days! You were my rock!
12/26/03-10/25/13
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07/09/10 04:13 PM
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bigtuna
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I've heard a lot of good things about the spyderweb targets. They claim two finger removal even with a speed bow, sounds pretty cool.
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07/09/10 04:31 PM
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Academy sells one that will stock my Bow Madness for $9 bucks. Definitely not 2 finger removal though. It got the job done for me for a while though.
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07/09/10 04:31 PM
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Kobeer
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i spent the 100.00 dollars and bought a mckenzie shooting block,it has a 1yr warranty and four sides you can shoot up plus it is super easy to remove the arrows out of it And yet you still manage to shoot holes in the fence! i dont want to here crap from you how many damn arrows of mine have you lost
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07/09/10 06:43 PM
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bjankowski
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You can gule cardboard together or you can fill a box with cardboard and old rags. Your back healed up from moving my Blob around? NO! I'm glad we are not planning on having childen anymore. That Freaking Blob was heavy, I'm glad it's at your house.
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07/09/10 08:28 PM
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RLoving1
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"WE" weren't going to have children anyway! You are scaring me.just cause we hunt together you get carried away with missing me! Kobeer handle this for me.
Brayden (Lazy L's Southern Comfort) you will be missed! You were more than a pet you were my reason to rise and return for many days! You were my rock!
12/26/03-10/25/13
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07/09/10 08:31 PM
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bjankowski
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Oh boy!! It must be lonely out there in West Texas you allowing your brain to play tricks on you.
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07/09/10 08:38 PM
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"WE" weren't going to have children anyway! You are scaring me.just cause we hunt together you get carried away with missing me! Kobeer handle this for me. dont be trying to pawn your damn problems on me, and trying to deal with bob is like trying to deal with a hormonal pregnant women
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07/09/10 08:40 PM
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bjankowski
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Hey, hey, hey.. I'm old, not Hormonal.
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07/09/10 11:41 PM
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Hey, hey, hey.. I'm old, not Hormonal. MENapause!
Brayden (Lazy L's Southern Comfort) you will be missed! You were more than a pet you were my reason to rise and return for many days! You were my rock!
12/26/03-10/25/13
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Re: idea about a cheap target
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07/16/10 09:49 PM
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I made one from stuff laying around the house. I took the foam padding and cardboard that 42 inch tv came in, put the foam block in a square pattern, stuffed some old towels in the cavity, wrapped duct tape around that as tight as I could. Then, I took the card board and cut it to fit each side of the blocks of foam. I then duct taped that to around the blocks. slapped a target on the front and there you go. It looks terrible, but it stops my arrows, and I can pull them out really easy. When the cardboard starts coming off, I just grab another section to fit, shoot again. I don't have extra money to spend on targets, so this works for me. I think anything that will stop your arrow, not break it or strip the fletching, and works for your budget, is just fine.
Well, what I mean by that, sir, is... if you was to put me and this here sniper rifle anywhere up to and including one mile of Adolf Hitler with a clear line of sight, sir... pack your bags, fellas, war's over. Amen.--SPR[image]
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07/16/10 10:08 PM
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bjankowski
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For all that work, I will stick with buying targets, and trust me, I've bought a lot of target in the last 40 plus years in archery.
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Re: idea about a cheap target
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07/26/10 04:27 AM
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DeerHunter14
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i took insulation left over from a project and wraped it with a big cloth and works fine
The only reason i work, is so that i could afford to hunt.
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