Best and affordable LARGE target for a basement man cave?

[Eric Krewson]

I have an Ames you stuff it target in my basement range. This one is 36"X36". If you pick different spots to shoot and not put all your shots in the kill zone it will last for years. You could paint a few dots to shoot at in the bare areas. I have this one stuffed with plastic drop cloths left over from painting. It is double sided as well.

   

[Bldtrailer]

Just build     this:    
 http://archeryreport.com/2011/04/diy-lifetime-archery-target/

[Eric Krewson]

oops, double post

[Etter]

Thanks guys!  The u stuff it seems like the best option

[Benny Nganabbarru]

I reckon hessian and rope would do well.

[Kevin Dill]

2 questions on the Bulldog targets:

What is the interior fill material?

Do they remain clean with repeated shooting over months?

[Sam McMichael]

I would suggest a bag target. They stop arrows well and last an incredibly long time. I would further suggest a backstop that features a horse stall mat like sold at Tractor Supply and similar places. They do a great job of stopping those missed shots and don't cost a fortune.

[CraigC]

I just bought a 3x3 Bulldog for my basement...they are not exactly cheap...

Hey Yellow Dog nice cave/bow range!

[Tajue17]

Originally posted by Longtoke:
feed sack stuffed with plastic wrapping. maybe make a pvc frame to hang it.

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[Matty]

How bout this.....