Perhaps you've had trouble sighting in. Your first shots aren't on the target, and there's so many holes in the backer, that you just don't know where your shots landed. You have someone spot for you, but they only see dust kick up from somewhere behind your target.
You need to cover that backer with something, right? But what?
As it turns out, there is an inexpensive solution readily available. I found tissue paper at the Rite Aid next to the wrapping paper and gift bags. For about $3, I got 24 sheets about 2 feet square, which is enough for me to sight in probably 8 times, using several sheets at once to cover the backer. .22 caliber bullet holes with the soot rings aren't too hard to spot through a spotting scope at 100 yards on the white tissue paper.
If it rains, then you're on your own. =D
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