Abstract: A target attaching apparatus, which provides for the attachment of a target to any available structure, includes a spring-biased clamp connected to a mounting member. The clamp includes an attachment end opposite a handle end, wherein the attachment end is mounted onto a structure, such as a tree branch, and wherein the handle end is employed to open and close the attachment end. The mounting member, which is secured to the clamp, includes a cross-piece having opposed ends with a target secured to each end. In one embodiment, the mounting member is secured to the clamp by an adhesive and the target is secured to the cross-piece also by an adhesive. The user manipulates the spring-biased clamp to open the attachment end for securing the same to an available structure. This provides a variety of angles at which the target can be shot at. The apparatus is primarily of a wooden construction to withstand the impact of multiple bullets or projectiles which are directed toward the target.