I had screwed a piece of OSB to my new back fence to stop any stray arrows from going through the fence and killing the neighbors. My wife didn't approve of it's beauty so I drove a couple of tposts and hung some lattice in front of it. There are tons of vines constantly try to grow through and on my fence, so I figured I'd just let them take over the lattice and hide my back stop.
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thats an awesome idea! -
I need one of those my wife is always complaning too
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thanks Chris! You're alright I don't care what Matt says!! hahaOriginally posted by theunluckyhunter View Post
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oh thanks andy. see if i take you bowfishing now.Comment
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yea thats right. lol! if you still want a knife i need to know and you will be next on the list. i can make another like eddaka's that i posted on the other threadComment
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looks cool, good jobComment
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Be carefull shooting in a neighborhood. A friend hit his release at half draw and put an arrow into his neighbors roof.
I did the same at the lease, popped myself in the mouth with my own backhand and sent a good arrow into parts unknown. Now I aim right at my target and pull straight back. Good practice for the real thing.Comment
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BACKSTOP Who needs a backstop? Oh yea Andy I have seen you shoot. J/K
We need to get together again. We are going exotic hunting sometime so if your interested let me know.Comment
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Man great idea. I'm not sure OSB will stop one. Might try it out when the coast is clear. I need to make one for my boys they are always loosing arrows. It get's expensiveComment
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Kool Idea.Comment
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those steel poles will be a beeeeech on arras...
Looking good.Comment
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after putting one through the fence, I now shoot with brick wall as backstop, sure makes you aim straightComment
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