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Askdamice
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I haven't made one yet but I would guess that if you get a box about 6" wide x 2ft x 2ft and spray a can of that expanding foam insulation into it.... that you would end up with a pretty good portable backstop.... hmmmmmmm.

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Hmmm .... that would work i would think. A can of Inso Foam is about $ 13.00
The wood i could get for Free .... Idea

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Sound like a good idea. When I made a target for my crossbow, the bolts went through it Laughing


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Askdamice
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Drummer Dave wrote:
Hmmm .... that would work i would think. A can of Inso Foam is about $ 13.00
The wood i could get for Free .... Idea


I was thinking of just using a cardboard box, Dave... that stuff is pretty sticky and would be difficult to break out of a mold.

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Askdamice wrote:
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Hmmm .... that would work i would think. A can of Inso Foam is about $ 13.00
The wood i could get for Free .... Idea


I was thinking of just using a cardboard box, Dave... that stuff is pretty sticky and would be difficult to break out of a mold.
> Ya, just injecting it into a cardboard box and leaving it would be the plan Cool

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NorthernHunter
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thats a pretty good idea there Askdamice where was this post when i spent almost 50 bucks for one pre made haha
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lol, im still going to buy one myself. The one im looking at is $ 90.00 Shocked
Its cool, its nice, some kind of new tech stuff they have in it that doesn't break down after thousands of shot's.
They say .......... Rolling Eyes But i will still make my own, cause that's what i like to do. Smile

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NorthernHunter
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cool
the one i bought is pretty much just a square piece of foam haha
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NorthernHunter wrote:
cool
the one i bought is pretty much just a square piece of foam haha
This is too, but it's all in layers, what ever it is they use. Me and my hunting/fishing buddy in Hope are going to go halfers on a 3D target Twisted Evil there so cool. With replaceable vitals. Its $ 300.00

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NorthernHunter
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nice
i want to get one of those one of these days
so on the one your looking at once the vitals are all shot up you can just replace that one part?
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YA. On the opposite side there is a small screw thing that holds it in place.
You just un-screw it, pop out the old vitals and replace. Not sure the cost of the vitals ? i think about $ 35.00/40.00
Worth it i think. Take it into the bush set it up in a cool location, and draw the Bows on it Twisted Evil Cool

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NorthernHunter
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ya that would be cool.
you could prob make the vitals pretty easy for it i bet. might save you some money Smile
so do you go bow hunting alot? i havent ever gone bow hunting but im hoping to this fall
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I have gone out on Bow hunting trips, but never have had the chance yet myself to hunt.
Im going to start with small game. Rabbit, grouse kind of thing.
To make the vitals would be kind of hard because you would have to make it fit that spot really well.
It could be done, but i have no idea where i could buy the material they have for there vitals.
I think anything else would not last very long. And you would be replacing it very often.

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ya thats true
lol just make the vitals out of wood lol
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Go buy an old pillow with Hollo-fil in it. Very Happy

Stop arrows quite nicely. Cool

Cheap too. Wink

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I've heard of people hanging a chunk of carpet for a target. When the arrow hits the carpet swings and absorbs all of the energy. And the arrow rests halfway through the carpet Very Happy


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Ya, a friend of mine has done that, and says it works well. Cool

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NorthernHunter
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Drummer Dave wrote:
NorthernHunter wrote:
cool
the one i bought is pretty much just a square piece of foam haha
This is too, but it's all in layers, what ever it is they use. Me and my hunting/fishing buddy in Hope are going to go halfers on a 3D target Twisted Evil there so cool. With replaceable vitals. Its $ 300.00

hey DDave i saw those at walmart for i think it was $130.00 check it out
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NorthernHunter wrote:
Drummer Dave wrote:
NorthernHunter wrote:
cool
the one i bought is pretty much just a square piece of foam haha
This is too, but it's all in layers, what ever it is they use. Me and my hunting/fishing buddy in Hope are going to go halfers on a 3D target Twisted Evil there so cool. With replaceable vitals. Its $ 300.00

hey DDave i saw those at walmart for i think it was $130.00 check it out
> I will check that out Bill. Cool Cheers

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turd wrote:
I've heard of people hanging a chunk of carpet for a target. When the arrow hits the carpet swings and absorbs all of the energy. And the arrow rests halfway through the carpet Very Happy


eric

I may try that. Very Happy

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