Post by Rick Barbee on Aug 15, 2022 13:12:53 GMT -6
Since no one has posted a challenge for this week, I'm gonna jump on it:
Borrowed from Texas Bowhunters Trad forum.
Need the center cylinder from a roll of paper towels or toilet paper. If from paper towels, cut it in half. Figure out a way to attach it to your target block, as shown in the picture below. Try and get the cylinder about a foot off the ground like small game might be.
Challenge is to be first to shoot inside the cylinder with an arrow TWICE.
Shoot first two shots of a day SITTING or KNEELING (1 or 2 knees) at cylinder. Distance: 9 yards (5 for kiddos).Up to four days' shots allowed (not required).
The two shots in the cylinder do not have to occur on the same day -- might get one in on Day 1 and one in on Day 3, or both on a single day.
Tie-breaker is first person to post having the second arrow in cylinder, regardless of which shooting "day" it is for you.
Borrowed from Texas Bowhunters Trad forum.
Need the center cylinder from a roll of paper towels or toilet paper. If from paper towels, cut it in half. Figure out a way to attach it to your target block, as shown in the picture below. Try and get the cylinder about a foot off the ground like small game might be.
Challenge is to be first to shoot inside the cylinder with an arrow TWICE.
Shoot first two shots of a day SITTING or KNEELING (1 or 2 knees) at cylinder. Distance: 9 yards (5 for kiddos).Up to four days' shots allowed (not required).
The two shots in the cylinder do not have to occur on the same day -- might get one in on Day 1 and one in on Day 3, or both on a single day.
Tie-breaker is first person to post having the second arrow in cylinder, regardless of which shooting "day" it is for you.
Aim small miss small. Good luck all, and have fun!
, Rick. I got rained out today, not that I would have hit the mark.