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Help, looking for hay for archery practce

eppa · 2013-05-05 14:53:43

Hey there, I'm an archer, I've been shooting for seven years now, I've just moved into the Galway area, and I'm looking for a smallish cheap bale of hay or two to set up a private practice range in my garden, I really need to keep up practice, so I'm in a bit of a hurry. Thanks in advance. Eppa

05-05-2013 3:53pm

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eppa

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Hey there, I'm an archer, I've been shooting for seven years now, I've just moved into the Galway area, and I'm looking for a smallish cheap bale of hay or two to set up a private practice range in my garden, I really need to keep up practice, so I'm in a bit of a hurry.
Thanks in advance.
Eppa

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#2 05-05-2013 4:05pm

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You couldn't have picked a better time to go looking for hay!

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#3 05-05-2013 4:06pm

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Bad timing

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#4 05-05-2013 4:08pm

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€100 ex delivery per bale

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#5 05-05-2013 5:01pm

PMU

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would a big bale of straw do?

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#6 05-05-2013 5:14pm

eppa

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Straw works just fine, but define "big" please. I would still need to be able to move it around on my own.

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#7 05-05-2013 7:23pm

eppa

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Straw works just fine, but define "big" please. I would still need to be able to move it around on my own.

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#8 05-05-2013 7:34pm

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eppa wrote: »

Straw works just fine, but define "big" please. I would still need to be able to move it around on my own.

Would you loose arrows at the bale as is or would you fabricate some type of straw butt?

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#9 05-05-2013 11:10pm

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I see a great photograph here...

"Man guarding his last bale of hay 2013"

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