What is your range setup and what are your targets?

[lizzie]

I have a 10 meter, 25 yard, and 100 ft target set up. I usually shoot the ShootNcee targets, but also have some beer bottle caps suspended for shooting.

[PyroMonkey]

I love suspending targets, when my gamo spinner targets broke off I drilled holes in the plates and hung them from a branches in my back yard with a small string.  Now when you hit them they swing like crazy and follow up shots are much more challenging.

[Tom SC]

  37 Yrd. in the backyard . Like shooting paper and Sweetarts glued on end of a 2+4, they turn to a small cloud when hit .  Also shoot front yard when shooting to upto 100 yrds.+

[GarthThomas]

I usually shoot from a second story window that overlooks the back yard.  It's high enough that pellets hit the dirt behind the target at an angle that makes them dig in rather than bounce.  Even if they did ricochet there's nothing to hit but 300 acres of tall grass and trees so ~10,000 rounds later I've pretty much figured out it's safe. 
 Shooting from a high, comfortable (air conditioned  ) place makes me feel like an elite sniper  and I often find myself setting up battle scenarios with those little green plastic army men and picking them off one by one with the discovery... tell me this is normal or at least ok Sometimes I'll get very over confident and put one out at 75-100 yards and just shoot until I get lucky but when I do... it makes my day!

What are your favorite fun targets and how do you dispatch them?

  I'm interested to see what all the elite airgunners here do in the summer or when they're not shooting paper.   - Andy

Sounds twisted, LOL. I like to shoot from the kids tree fort partly because the extra angle keeps the pellets from bouncing and partly because I'm well hidden. I set crushed beverage containers with the silver bottoms showing at the bases of trees through out the yard.

[mcc1961]

Here is a pic of my shooting range from the post and table I shoot from it is 20 yards.I have the post to practice rested shooting like you would with a tree or fence post.