Goat Poop Bingo

[aplusmnt]

We just had our county fair and I almost lost a fortune. They added a new game this year called goat poop bingo. They put a goat in a pen with numbers on cement floor you buy a square for $2 and if he poops on your square you win the money. One day spent 45 minutes watching a goat and waiting for it to poop.

Now I know what them TN fairs must be like :lol:

 

[Ryan]

I've seen that beforem but usually seen it with a cow.

 

[Lammie]

I've seen that beforem but usually seen it with a cow.

The Arlington High football boosters had a cow plop bingo several years ago. I brought up the idea as a fund raiser at the rural high school where I work and everyone looked at me like I was crazy. It's fun. I even volunteered a pasture that's about 1/2 acre. It would be easy to make the grid with the think they use on the football field.

Goats would be much more compact, though.

 

[mitch2]

I've seen it around here but it is called the

"Chicken Sh!t Game"

(obviously this is done with chickens)

Michele

 

[backhoeboogie]

We just had our county fair and I almost lost a fortune.

Is that your idea of a casino? So that is where you been. You had us wondering. :lol:

 

[Bullbuyer]

Also very popular at wedding receptions, class reunions and family reunions in Tennessee!

 

[dun]

We did it at the local Quail Forever banquet but used a quail. Appropriatly called "crapshoot"

 

[warpaint]

Now while ya'll jest..........

chicken drop games are quite common and popular in Tenn. ;-)

 

[Moocow11]

we did it with a pig and a cow this year

 

[aplusmnt]

We just had our county fair and I almost lost a fortune.

Is that your idea of a casino? So that is where you been. You had us wondering. :lol:

Yea it has been a busy three weeks. My son had District Championships in with his 9 year old baseball All-Star team for three days. His team won and as District Champions had 4 days to report to the 5 day State Tournament in Peabody KS about 4 hours away. We were there for 5 days with me making trips back home to watch my daughter compete in her 4-H horse events on Saturday. To brag a little my son the catcher of the team received MVP awards for 3 of the 6 games.

Then we returned home for our 6 day county fair which we camp at. Only been home to check animals and get new clothes for most of 3 weeks.

I am tired of kids, animals, sports and people :lol: Now it is time to get away with the wife with none of the above.

 

[*Cowgirl*]

I've seen that beforem but usually seen it with a cow.

The Arlington High football boosters had a cow plop bingo several years ago. I brought up the idea as a fund raiser at the rural high school where I work and everyone looked at me like I was crazy. It's fun. I even volunteered a pasture that's about 1/2 acre. It would be easy to make the grid with the think they use on the football field.

Goats would be much more compact, though.

Goats crap more too.

 

[Keren]

We've done that too with cattle and goats.

This year we are doing something slightly different. We are having a long race, and the numbers will have velcro stuck to them. The buck will have dog boots on also with a bit of velcro. Who evers number sticks to his front right foot is 1st, 2nd is the front left foot, 3rd is the back left foot and 4th is the back right foot.