Long distance shooting

[Draco]

Looks like it's that time of year for long distance shooting as the range is set up. Bulls eye in the center of every back stop.

[DRT]

I could lose a lot of money in arrows that way.

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[IowaHunter]

Shoot tan colored arrows!

[Bisch]

Get after it, Bob!!!

Bisch

[Hunter Todd]

I'll have to try that!

[Dkincaid]

I shoot the rolled side I had too many arrows burry in th other sides but fun for sure.


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[Randy Madden]

I've done that very thing. Lots of fun!!!

[jerp]

I see those things all over the place - never knew what they were for. There must be more archers out there than I realized - those targets are everywhere!

[Dry Bones]

If they are covered in a wrapper leave them be, growing another year I think. LOL
Seriously thought about buying a bale for target practice and putting it on my range. Sure would save cash in rhinehearts.. ?

[smokin feathers]

I shoot the rill side not flat so arrows dont sink up n them or get lost n middle but yes great longrange fun!!!

[muddydog]

There is a hay field I drive by near San Angelo that I would love to shoot! Great way to extend your range and learn your limits.

[Randy M]

Awesome! I love shooting long distances. Makes those 15 yard shots feel like 'chip shots'.

[spidermonkey]

Do it every time we bale the meadows on our place! One of the best parts is the coastal being short/easy to walk through, and no chigger problems! Oh, and unlimited targets! Good Huntin, and God Bless, Rusty

[Retsbew]

As long as they're YOUR bales or permission is granted. Lotsa farmers don't appreciate arrows in their baled hay, broadheads or not.

if all is well with that aspect, try using steel blunts for arrow tips. They'll still 'stick' but penetrate much less than target points.