Best "informal" targets for shooting

[KCJones]

My family is again planning an annual shoot at our farm in Missouri.

We have steel & paper & similar of course. But part of the fun is shooting non-traditional targets: Primarily selected for low-cost and 'shootability'

Last year's most-popular targets included:

• Melons
• Cabbages
• Shaving cream cans
• Room freshener cans
• Misc canned goods, esp. tomatoes
• Engine "starting fluid" cans (ether) with lit 'sparklers' next to it.

We're planning this fall's trip and I was wondering what other non-traditional things folks might have found amusing to shoot...

KC

[streaker69]

Bowling pins

[KCJones]

And yes, FWIW, any of you's nutbags crazy enough to drive out to rural MO in mid-September... Lemme know and you're welcome to join.

This'll probably be the last year for it. The folks never go there, none of us kids are local or want to take the place on, so it's getting put up for sale early 2019...

[streaker69]

And yes, FWIW, any of you's nutbags crazy enough to drive out to rural MO in mid-September... Lemme know and you're welcome to join.

Will there be banjo music?

[KCJones]

Will there be banjo music?

I believe you're thinking of Arkansas.

But if "you got a pretty mouth, boy" we could gin something up...

[Hoppy]

At 100 yards with a rifle, bricks are fun. turn to a cloud of dust.