And if you want to be really hardcore, you can make your own primitive bow too. Nothing like nailing a bulls-eye with a bow you crafted yourself from scratch. H

And if you want to be really hardcore, you can make your own primitive bow too. Nothing like nailing a bulls-eye with a bow you crafted yourself from scratch. Here's a link to one of the first ones I made: http://dougk16.deviantart.com/art/Primitive-Bow-I-122617866?q=gallery%3Adougk16%2F10771429&qo=1 http://dougk16.deviantart.com/art/Primitive-Bow-I-122617866?... Also, I'd recommend hay bales instead of the material referenced in the post. You can stack a bunch of hay bales together to make a bigger target, which will allow you to get further away, and they're the easiest material on the arrows themselves that I've found. They also don't degrade and leave any chunks behind on the ground. I get mine at a local nursery.