Both bring the same axes, the same coaching and the same full setup and teardown. What separates them is footprint: how much room they need, and how many people they can move through in an hour.
If you only read one thing on this page, read this. Then tell us your venue and we will confirm the pick.
| Trailer Range | Mobile Targets | |
|---|---|---|
| Best for | Weddings, corporate events, festivals, anything with a crowd | Private homes, backyards, smaller groups, tight mountain lots |
| Space needed | A level spot a truck can back into. Lot, field or wide driveway. | Roughly 20 by 30 feet, ideally on grass |
| Guest flow | Higher. Caged lanes let spectators press in close while others throw. | Steadier. Good when the group is smaller and nobody is in a hurry. |
| Ground | Needs firm, level ground for the trailer and a clear approach | Grass is ideal, and gravel works too |
| After dark | Lit lanes, so evening receptions keep running | Best in daylight unless the venue has its own lighting |
| Venue impact | Nothing staked, nothing attached. It parks and it leaves. | Nothing staked, nothing attached. Freestanding on the ground. |
| Setup time | We arrive early and are ready before guests are | Quicker in, quicker out |
A fully enclosed throwing range built onto a trailer. It rolls in, parks, and becomes a fixture of the event rather than a side attraction. People walk over just to see what it is.
Freestanding target lanes we carry in and set on the ground. The right call when a trailer cannot turn around, or when the party is already happening at somebody's house.
Send the venue name or an address. We have probably seen it, and if we have not, a photo of the space settles it in about a minute.
Targets, axes, safety setup, lighting and a coach who runs the lanes the entire event. We arrive early, set up out of the way of your timeline, and pack out clean when it is over. You do not lift anything.
Every thrower signs a waiver before they pick up an axe. The coach controls the throwing area the whole time and will turn away anyone who should not be throwing, which matters more at weddings than anywhere else.
Pricing is the same for both: $300 per hour, two-hour minimum, quoted per event once we know headcount, venue and travel.
We will tell you which setup fits and what it costs, usually the same day.