At a glance
The challenge in four numbers
DistanceYour choicekeep it the same each time
Arrows12
Target12 small targets
Perfect12
What you need
Kit list
- Twelve small targets: playing cards, sticky notes, bottle caps, whatever you have
- A bale to arrange them on
How it's scored
Keeping score
One point for each target hit, zero for a miss. A perfect run is twelve out of twelve.
It sounds easy until you’re on target nine with a clean sheet and your hands start shaking. Pressure practice, disguised as a game.
How to set it up
Three steps, then shoot
Set up the clock.
Arrange twelve small targets on your bale in a circle, like the numbers on a clock face.
Work your way round.
Start at 1 o’clock with one arrow per position, all the way round to 12.
Keep it honest.
Pick your own distance, but keep it the same each time so your scores mean something.
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More ideas
Try one of these next
PrecisionPaper Plate ChallengeTwenty arrows at a paper plate from 50 yards. Every hit is a point, every miss is zero.PrecisionMatchbox ChallengeTwenty arrows at a matchbox from 20 yards. An arrow only counts if it punches clean through.PrecisionTape Line ChallengeTwo strips of tape, twenty arrows. Find out whether your misses go left and right, or up and down.
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