1. Bulls eye chain drop:: make two 2 circles on the ground one inside of the other {like A target} make the center one a lot smaller. Now drag a log chain to the center By the tractor and put as much log chain as possible in center circle.
2. Barrel roll : lay a barrel on the side and roll from one end of the ring to the other
3. Hay backing: use 2 hay racks and hook them together and back them up as far as you can, you can use one if you wish,
4. The tire drag: hook an old tire to a chain and drag it and stop as close as you can the Center of a big circle as possible.
5. Tractor race: in first gear only AT IDEL SPEED ONLY and no faster, race from one end to the other and back;
6. EGG RACE: put a raw egg on a plastic spoon, ether hand , get on tractor,1st gear only, Start the tractor, drive to a hay rack, back up and hook up to the hat racl and get back on the tractor, if you drop the egg you are out.
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