[fallen1817]

Hi All,

I am curious about using spray foam insulation as a backstop so I don't lose any more arrows into the trees at my acreage... It would not be used as a target, but just something to stop them from going into the bush.... I've heard it can leave a residue on an arrow, but since it *should*be rather infrequent that I am hitting the foam insulation, I can deal with cleaning the odd arrow.

Is the foam dense enough to stop an arrow? Or will I go straight through? How deep would the foam need to be? I'll be shooting a Mathews Z7 at 60lbs.

Thanks for the feedback!