A friend and fellow archer turned me on to this game.
You wear your quiver--I've not played this game with the compound, only the recurve. You start two arrow lengths from the bag and shoot one arrow. Then you step back one step and shoot an arrow. You keep doing that until you run out either of range or arrows. It's great to play to learn to judge distance and what not.
I find if I keep shooting from the same spot to the same spot all the time, I don't adapt to new conditions as easily, such as at a tournament.
Here's today's walkback with the recurve. Ten arrows.
Play it once or twice and say how it felt.
First time I played it I almost freaked out I was so used to doing the same thing every time. You get used to it, so it takes at least four or five different times to get the hang of it.
Safe, clean, too cheap to meter. :-)
CDFingers
Walkback Archery Game (now w/ variant)
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Crazy cat peekin' through a lace bandana
like a one-eyed Cheshire, like a diamond-eyed Jack
like a one-eyed Cheshire, like a diamond-eyed Jack