Thread: Practice

Originally Posted by Micky Duck

Im driving along today and day dreaming....think next contrating season I will get the boys to bale me a really hard compacted round bale as big as baler will make....them park it in corner of transport yard with warehouse cover over top to keep rain off....should make a plurry good backstop and give me endless fun,by getting it made hard it SHOULD help stop arrows going to deep...when its biggigerred I will chuck it in pen for moos to eat and do another LOL.

A polyprop bag stuffed with other polyprop bags makes a very durable backstop. Wool fadge is even better. Lasts and lasts, is cheap (sometimes free) and very light to move around. Don't stuff the scrunched up bags in too tight though - just to the point where the outer bag is firm is good. Field points don't get through it.