If I'm not very good but compensate by only shooting at 20 metres so I always hit the gold does that mean I should pay more?
And on top of stand damage I'd also add that I'd triple their fees to cover all the damage caused when they leave their piles in the targets, because some are too stupid to use anything stronger than pritt stick to glue them on.....:duh:Compounds might generally damage bosses more than other types, but longbowers tend to damage stands a bit more so evens out.
What you could try and do if you are having problems is (for inside at least) get compounds to shoot on 3 spot targets.
Members who don't turn up are a great asset. They keep paying but don't damage equipment.It could be that we charge a subscription that varies; according to nuisance value, perhaps.
I'd guess that would be seen as a less than positive approach to keeping members.
Members who attend frequently, are the biggest asset to any club, I feel.
Damage to bosses, stands and faces, will happen... even if you are the only archer in the club.
Heehee, yes, that is true.Members who don't turn up are a great asset. They keep paying but don't damage equipment.
Can't move them around too much outside, because if you get a pass through you can get stuck in the frame.Because compound archers use three spot faces the hits are spread over three zones so that faces last longer. Also the faces can be shifted around more easily, spreading area.of impact.
The same applies outdoors as most compounders do not need the black or white again we can move theface around to avoid shooting the center of the boss out.
So no I don't see why compounders should pay extra.