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@@Ray-rw7nz it's a 3 stall garage, one double and one perpendicular long ways if that makes sense. The door seperates the 2.

@@jonathanjackson5177 this will outlast a 40 dollar bag target

@@troybengel691 definitely not a kids bow lol

@@Dlaw. I absolutely love this bow. So light. Feels so good. All you can hear is the woosh of the arrow. Something special about the old brownings

@@vincentlee7359 maybe a burlap potato sack and old clothes then

No Harbor Freight stores????

That stinks things are that expensive in Canada. There a bunch of free things you can scrounge up to make a target out of. Some stores that get farm type merchandise use foam blocks in shipping. You could ask them to save them for you. You can stuff dog food or chicken feed bags inside another feed bag. I have a bag target that is made from coat batting from when a coat company closed up. If you have a 5 gallon bucket and a can of spray foam maybe that may work? I'm trying to think of cheap alternatives for ya. Cardboard stacked and ratchet strapped together or stuff a big box with other boxes maybe. Don't forget about organic materials. Hay, straw, grasses, cornstalks. It will all bundle and stop an arrow. Test it and use it safely and there should be no issues.

Awesome! Not a bad idea! Do you have any issues getting the arrow out of the wood if you happen to hit it? What kind of wood are you using?

Yeah, what about the wood planks

The sun likes to make things not fit as tight and expand. The top came off of mine from high winds and started to sag a little. I would recommended gluing the seams together or taping from the outside as well as making sure it's all the way full of old clothes etc. But I also found that too much weight inside makes it splay out so there is a happy medium point. It's a solid target for 60 ish. And fun to make.

Thank you! They wear out pretty fast but you can get a lot from one noodle!

The foam is anti fatigue foam and it is not dense enough to harm the arrows in any way.

@@arrowvsobject It doesn't push back on impact? Might have to try it then.

@@HalkerVeil it was meant to take arrows. It works beautifully. Nice solid thud. If a guy would glue all the layers together into a cube it would be even better.

$60 is what I have in this one! It's a solid beast of a target. 2 ft by 2 ft , 6 sided.

Also, when you wear out all the sides, go buy 2 new packs to redo the outside. ( you'll have 2 leftover ).Take the old outsides and stuff it inside. It has replaceable parts and continues life. I have shot mine so many times. The sun is going to wear it out before I do. It's a great target still. I'm still on the first side with over a thousand shots. I have not had a poke through as of yet, even at 10 feet away. It's a solid self made target. You won't be disappointed. If I had to do anything differently, I would have glued the edges together when I was making the cube.

Facebook market place has cheap eva foam.

@@arrowvsobject 6 sided is what puts it over the $80 square box I just bought

You betcha! Cheap and it works! I imagine a bottle will last a long time! I made a bottle holder for it on my bow stand / arrow sling and I painted it camo kinda lol. I call it the quick dip.

One of these days I'll get one. I had one when I was a kid but its long gone now.

I just got a 1960's Browning Spartan 43# 62" recurve. From what I can find they were a good adult beginner bow. As soon as I get a string and rest, game on. They'll arrive at the bow shop next week. I'll tag ya. I accept the challenge!

​​@@arrowvsobjectI hear Browning bows rock! I can't wait to see how your restoration turned out!

I shoot a Martin Damon howatt hunter I used to shoot 3d archery on the Damon Howatt traditional field staff but I haven't shot in a few years

@@Coyote66MB that sounds amazing! I have a string on it and it shoots sweet! I'll do a video soon!

Thanks a bunch J!