Good job on the " old saying"! " improvise, adapt, n, overcome ".. the challenge at hand..( no target) n a bunch of old floor mats? Hmmm?🤷?? You got this!! Good job " archer"! 👍🏹🧙♂️🏹👍!!!!!
A lot faster to do like the military did in the past... fill a box with dirt or for heavier bows I use a bucket full of dirt to stop stuff at up to 300 fps... fast and easy... how to know how much just shoot an arrow into the ground near you and you know how much depth and how compact you need to do your dirt... you can find those things most any place... that has dirt and stuff to make a box... or a bucket... cheap... inexpensive... lot less than this method... here is an old video example the Special Forces in the United States used in this link... ua-cam.com/video/PMK3y1wIrfs/v-deo.html
Good job on the " old saying"!
" improvise, adapt, n,
overcome "..
the challenge at hand..( no target) n a bunch of old floor mats? Hmmm?🤷??
You got this!!
Good job " archer"!
👍🏹🧙♂️🏹👍!!!!!
Thank you 👍
Thank you. (Rough audio.)
Thanks for the feedback @B_r_u_c_e. We did post this some time ago. I hope our newer videos have better sound.
A lot faster to do like the military did in the past... fill a box with dirt or for heavier bows I use a bucket full of dirt to stop stuff at up to 300 fps... fast and easy... how to know how much just shoot an arrow into the ground near you and you know how much depth and how compact you need to do your dirt... you can find those things most any place... that has dirt and stuff to make a box... or a bucket... cheap... inexpensive... lot less than this method... here is an old video example the Special Forces in the United States used in this link... ua-cam.com/video/PMK3y1wIrfs/v-deo.html
Thank you for the advice, Dwight. What a great video, I will definitely give that a try.
Ben there Dunn that arrows are hard to remove try again
Hello, Cliff. Thank you for the comment. Yes, the arrows can be hard to remove, especially when shooting at close range.
If the pressure on the mats is adjusted they arrows are not too hard to remove. Use all thread and adjust the tension as needed
@@GertTown Thank you for the advice. I will give that a go.