Jan 29, 2024 · Overall, hay bales can be an effective and affordable option for archery targets, especially for beginners or those on a budget. However, it’s important to consider the potential …

Jul 1, 2007 · Every other year I get a new bale from my friend and he uses the old one for bedding. He doesn't charge me anything for it. You should be able to buy a round bale from …

You can definitely use hay bales for archery targets. In fact, it’s the oldest and most common of all practice targets. It’s more commonly used by beginners, who are just trying to get to know how …

Bales of Hay: If you live on a farm, you’ll likely have bales of hay. These have been used for years for target practice, plus you can make use of them afterward. Old Tire: If you have an old tire …

Jun 17, 2009 · Hay or straw bales work but there are better targets, of course they cost more too. A couple of strategic ratchet straps, or a clamp made of 2x6's and threaded rod make bales …

Dec 11, 2023 · Here I’ll discuss a few designs that range in difficulty level and you can choose the right archery target for your needs. #1. Hay Bale Archery Target. What you need: Hay bales …

Oct 3, 2022 · Just a regular round bale might last a year and a half before it turns into a smaller hay mound. U/herpaintedman suggested a wrapped bale and you might get a few years from …

The most popular options for DIY archery targets are cardboard, bales of hay, or foam. But also carpets, rugs, and rag bags are being used as material for archery targets. Each option has its …

Feb 3, 2018 · I just hang a "block" target in front of my 6 hay bales. I see you have a block target (on ground/left). Since I no longer miss hitting the block target at 20 yds, the bales come in …

As the oldest known type of target used by archers, hay bales do make great targets. Hay bales are big and cheap. These are two key ingredients when it comes to putting up a target. They …