[Sam]

In case you haven't heard of Targetz.com I suggest you pop over there now, it's the most comprehensive collection of high quality targets I've ever seen, it's also completely free to download and print their entire collection.

Here's my favourite one for slingshots, I believe it's perfect for practising with because the bull's eye is 2" in diameter, which is how accurate you need to be in order to consistently kill small game and pests. The outer rings are in one inch increments, with a cross going straight down the middle, making it easy to measure your accuracy.

Here's one I think Torsten his buddies will enjoy.

I'd love to y'all competing with it in your next youtube video!

...Oh and here's one for the Chief!

 

[dragonmaster]

I think the best target to practice for hunting would be no more than 2" and hung from a string so that it will move because animals always seem to be moving around

 

[Sam]

I think the best target to practice for hunting would be no more than 2" and hung from a string so that it will move because animals always seem to be moving around

Lol, they freeze like statues when they see me!

 

[dragonmaster]

they run like *&%##@* when they see me. No just kidding really they laugh there heads off.

 

[Itamar J]

wont it get kinda pricey printing thes out?
i wish printer ink wasnt so insanely overpirced

 

[Sam]

wont it get kinda pricey printing thes out?
i wish printer ink wasnt so insanely overpirced

That's another reason I prefer my chosen target, it's B&W and uses very little ink, the quality of paper isn't a concern and you can even print it on old paper which still has a clean side, then you're literally talking a few pennies per sheet - not much as it will handle 25-30 shots. Also considering that you can simply fashion catch boxes out of a cardboard box and an old T-shirt that is literally capable of taking hundreds of hits, whilst giving you a 100% retention rate on your ammunition (providing you can hit the **** thing!

) The way I look at it is that it actually saves money, why? Because if you look at the economics of it it's considerably cheaper than hunting without practising first!