what do u use as a back stop?
 

I'm sick of using straw bales as a back stop. They are to difficult to get rid of when they go bad, usually after one season! What do you use or have seen as a back stop?

I have a feed bag stuffed full of rags as a backstop. The more you shoot at it the better it works. When the bag gets shot up, slip another over the top. I've have the same backstop for over 20 yr.'s. I hang it between 2 posts or just prop it up on the ground and put a target in front of it.

I always practice out of the 3 stands I have placed in trees around the yard, so I use the ground. A lesson I learned years ago, practice like you hunt.

i use a straw bale but we just sit it by our fire pit and roll it in there and burn it when its torn up

I'm lucky that my yeard ends in the woods so if I miss my arrow just skips into the woods and I track it down.

I use my fence

I use a feed sack full of leaves.. works for me

i'd have to agree with PY on this one, i make sure my sights are right on from the ground then start shooting 15ft or higher, much easier than searching threw leaves and other forest clutter...

My trash dumpsters. And if my arrows get by those then my garage door.

I went from bales to a big sand pile.Works great with any head and lasts forever.

my cedar fence....it really helps detour thieves too...when they see broad heads stickin out in the alley....it will only cost me whatever 3-5 6" fence pickets cost me.

a rubber cow mat works pretty good. usually the broadheads won't go through it. field points just bounce off of it

I use a big block of styrofoam. I can use it as the target or a can put a target in front of it and use it as a back stop.

Today I used a water heater in my garage.. Not a good idea, I didn't tell my wife why I had to replace the pop off valve..:barmy:

I USE MY MOTHER IN-LAW!!
Actually i practice out of my stands. so i guess i use the ground