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Posted by Dale E Brenton on August 28, 2003 at 06:13:28 from (209.242.99.95):
In Reply to: tractor games posted by Dennis on August 27, 2003 at 08:36:03:
Ball drop. where you place buckets in different positions and manover around them and try to toss a tennis ball in the bucket. You can use buckets of different sizes and use your imagination for the pattern that you lay out. Generally a timed event. Missed balls add to the time and balls made substract from the time. Run over the bucket and you are disqualified. Driver should remain seated and in contol of his Tractor. Another would be charriot race where you use gallon milk jugs filled with water to lay out your course and a pony cart or other type of towed cart is hooked to the tractor and the tractor driver is blindfolded and reins are hooked around each arm and the driver on the cart controls the tractor driver with them. Timed event and ther can be penalities for hitting the jugs. Also if the tractor hits a jug with a wheel just right you can have more excitement. Some one may get drowned !! Have seen it happen.
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