COTTON CRAFT - Burlap Potato Sack Race Bag Made from Sturdy Rugged Natural Eco-Friendly Jute Burlap

The feed store we usually go to ran out of food. When purchasing these in bulk, we found these on Amazon for a few cents less per sack. It's stitching isn't quite as neat or tight, but I don't think that matters for our application (and probably most others). In fact, they may last longer due to the loose weave, since arrows are less likely to cut through the material than to You can make the following by yourself You need to save up your plastic bags and other discarded plastic packaging for however long it takes, then pack it tight, sew the top, and you will be able to stop an arrow from a 50 pound draw bow (we haven't tested it with anything heavier). When you have too many holes in a target, just slip it into a fresh sack once you have too many holes - the targets last longer than bales of straw. Everything works as it should. In order to catch loose arrows, we hang an old trampoline mat behind the targets. There was spray-on I found I believe that painting the bullseye after the sack is full would work better, since it would paint the packing bag interior, not just the outer On the left is a painted sack that has been stuffed. A sack from this order is shown on the left The sack in the right hand corner is from the local farm supply store. In spite of these being considerably cheaper on amazon, you can clearly see there isn't too much of a difference in quality.

Dayton Dalton

| Nov 21, 2020

To use these bags in my composters, I bought them as "worm blankets. " As the bags are natural fibers, they are breakable, so I have some extra bags on hand when I need them.
They are loosely woven enough to allow the worms to pass through them while keeping the bin warm and moist. It's a big fan for the worms.

Lyric Bennet

| Oct 26, 2020

While I know these accessories are meant to be scratchy, I expected durable, strong products for a children's There is no way for a child to stand on this. In the near future, I plan to return.

Maximo Bullock

| Feb 01, 2021