What do you guys use for back boards?

[hunter10]

what do you guys use? Where can you get them?

Thanks

[honda450]

I have 2 Trapper Nelson's. Bought them in BC. Work for me. Sure you find them here in Alberta somewhere.

[BigRackLover]

I use my 6 foot overkill neighbour required fence.

[hunter10]

what about indoors?

[pottymouth]

Hunter 10 go down to jimbo's archery , jimmy's got some great targets at a good price, and if you want something else he can order it for you.............

If you go don't forget to look at his board of this years animals taken, there's some kool stuff on there.

[Jester]

I always made my backstops out of tentest....yeah I'm old school..lol

[TreeGuy]

I'm pretty lucky, as I have a huge pile of wood chips to shoot into from as far back as I want. Even at 15 yards, the arrows don't get buried and pull out easily.

What I really like about it too is that my field points are now retired and I can shoot strictly with my boadheads. Last year I was pretty surprised just how different the 'points of impact' actually were.

When theres time, I'll take you and your Dad out there.

Tree

[hunter10]

Originally Posted by TreeGuy

I'm pretty lucky, as I have a huge pile of wood chips to shoot into from as far back as I want. Even at 15 yards, the arrows don't get buried and pull out easily.

What I really like about it too is that my field points are now retired and I can shoot strictly with my boadheads. Last year I was pretty surprised just how different the 'points of impact' actually were.

When theres time, I'll take you and your Dad out there.

Tree

Cant wait sean, hope we can get out soon.

[twilson_99]

block target in the basement infront of the concrete wall... makes you concentrate extra on not missing!!

[Smythe]

I built a wood frame and layered tyvek across it about 8 times then filled in behind it with hay and tyvek bunched up. The amazing part is just the layers of tyvek with nothing behind it will stop an arrow at 10 yards!