WARNING!!

[unclewhit]

The following images may be too graphic for some viewers.
This is what happens when you lose focus while practicing at my house. YEEEHAAAW!!!!!

[pointy sticks]

Now what you need to do is hold that picture in front of your quiver full of arrows. Tell the rest of them this is what happens to arrows who do follow the rules.    . I will often make an example out of the unrulie arrows I might find in my quiver. It will let the rest of them know you mean business and jumping all over the place when shot will not be tolerated.    . If nothing else it's a good excuse to tell your buddies when they ask what happened  

[Benny Nganabbarru]

Well, that wasn't so bad. As I scrolled down, I was aprehensive about seeing an injured hand or something, but I couldn't see any blood on the arrow.

The other day, I only brought one arrow out to the school oval for practice. On the second shot, it was sticking out both ends of the milk bottle. Then my mate hit the milk bottle dead centre, and that was the end of practice with that bow - we had to take turns with his.

[Over&Under]

[Oliverstacy]

Originally posted by Ben Kleinig:
Well, that wasn't so bad. As I scrolled down, I was aprehensive about seeing an injured hand or something, but I couldn't see any blood on the arrow.

 

That was my thought also...

Darn arrows not going where ya want!

Josh

[Curveman]

I went back to carbons. I could only take so much heartbreak and scolding of my arrows!   :D

[Flinttim]

Just think of them as soldiers. In any battle you'll lose a few.Give him a purple heart and move on. ;-)

[b.glass]

I like that thought Flinttim.

Bona

[stuckum]

R.I.P. all mighty great one...

[JEFF B]

are you trying to tell us somthing?  :p    

[unclewhit]

I should have explained, my backstop, at the moment, is a cinder block wall. So when I miss massive damage are the results.