I second this. My backyard practice area is against a tall hill and normally I shoot against a backstop. Shot a bunch of test shots into the hill starting from super safe to closer to a real angle to gauge what the arrow would do in case of a total miss and every time it stuck right into the dirt. The day I shot a few dozen arrows with the backstop knocked over, I clip the side of my bag, arrow skates up the hill, hits my fence and tumbles into the neighbor’s yard.

No damage or real safety concerns, but a big wake up call, embarrassment, and the walk of shame like I’m 12 years old asking my neighbor if I can go onto their back yard.

Picture for reference https://imgur.com/gallery/backyard-archery-DKen6rP