Ideas for a 3D Shoot

[Featherbuster]

We have a standing bear in a port-o-potty.  We have a rope on the door with someone standing behind the shooter and letting the rope when he/she wants and the shooter has to shoot before the door closes.   Fun stuff

[agd68]

One shoot we go to has a large fish pond they put an alligator target in 15 to 20 yrds off shore. The water can really mess you up if you worry about it. The arrows that miss float back to shore  so you get them later. put a deer target broadside at the edge of the pond and see how many missit at 20yrds.

[nomad to hunt]

Try a night coon shoot. It is a blast.Be sure to put night eyes in so you can see them.

[pooahl]

I've seen a wooden outhouse where you have to sit on the throne and hold the door open with your foot while shooting.

Also shot one once that was a barrel-rocking-horse contraption attached to a rope that released targets down a zip wire. You had to rock to release the target. Then you were supposed to get 2 shots off from the rocking horse as the elk zipped by. Crazy.

Set up a bunch (maybe 8 or 10) of small 3D targets in a shooting gallery-type of arrangement, short range, and put a kitchen timer at the stake. Shooter must put an arrow in each target before 30 seconds runs out. This was fun.

If you have a creek or pond, have people shoot from canoes. A local club here has done this and it's a blast.

Overhead zip wires are cool - zip a large bird target over the shooter, not directly, but a little ways out.  Make sure you advertise to bring flu flus.

Par 2- put the target in a field about 150-200 yards away. Shooters shoot once toward the target, then go to their arrow and shoot the target from wherever their first arrow hit.

That's all I got for now.
-Paul

[jrbows]

The one I've always wanted to see and try was the Fred Bear lob shot on the Alaskan ram,"thirty five to forty yards away just his head showing looking at us".Haven't seen it set up yet though.