[Grandpa Pete]

I was watching some college kids playing frisbee golf today and got an idea for a slingshot game. Get a bunch of pop cans and perhaps some clay targets (the type used for skeet shooting. Set out a course at a variety of doable distances. Two players, two targets set up at each station, two shooters, two targets. You can make the course as shot or a long as you can. A roving house through a wooded area would be a good set up. The shooter with the lowest number of shots wins.

GP

 

[ghost0311/8541]

We kinda do that at swamp stomp but don't keep score.

 

[Ibojoe]

That would be a lot of fun. .

 

[hoggy]

cool

 

[SLING-N-SHOT]

Good idea, sounds fun

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[KawKan]

Except that the targets are steel silhouettes, and scoring, that's a pretty good description of the woods courses at ECST and SEST. It is fun!

 

[Northerner]

Many years ago I enjoyed shooting 3D traditional archery. For the broadhead course we shot large cardboard silhouettes of various big games animals. Behind the target was a huge dirt pile that caught the arrows. After you score your hit, you patch the fresh holes with tape and move to the next target. This same style of target course could be used for slingshots. The targets could be cardboard smallgame animals like squirrels, rabbits, grouse, crows, etc. Every animal can have a kill zone for scoring. Simple catch traps can be placed behind each target. Another option is to mimic field target archery but use various size spinners instead of paper targets. Unfortunately I haven't met any other serious slingshot addicts in my area and setting up a course for one person doesn't sound too exciting.