There’s something about hitting what you were aiming at and watching it shatter that makes this game so fun. Once all the ornaments or clay targets are shattered, tally up the score.Partial shatters count as half a point (or however you decide to rule).Archers take turns shooting one arrow at a time.Hang old ornaments or clay targets on an archery target.They brake very easily and most of the brands I’ve seen are biodegradable. Clay targets are typically used in competition shooting matches. You can fill the ornaments with glitter or something to make the shot more exciting when someone hits it.Īlso consider using some clay targets if you don’t have ornaments. What you do is hang some old Christmas ornaments on a target and take turns trying to shatter them. This game can create quite a mess, but is a great way to get rid some old ornaments rather than throwing them out. Instead the archer needs to focus on hitting a particular balloon, preferably the smaller high value balloons. Many archery will get complacent always aiming at the center of a target every time. This is a good way to change the target you’re aiming at.
Tally up the points when all balloons have been popped.If the archery pops a balloon, the balloon value is added to their score.Archers take turns shooting one arrow at a time at the target.Attach balloons to a target (tape works well).Assign point values to the size of balloon (5, 10, and 15 points for example).Inflate balloons to three different sizes.For example, all your small balloons are blue, medium balloons are yellow, and big balloons are red. You can give point values to the different size balloons and keep track by color. Then tape them to a target and see who can shoot the most balloons. Making some balloons bigger and some balloons smaller. What you do is blow up some balloons to different inflate levels.
This game reminds me of going to a fair and throwing darts at a board trying to pop balloons to win a prize.
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