suggestions please

[Ohiovol09]

For my power T's on my boards, I just went to the flea market, and got large cornhole vinyl stickers that work great. I highly recommend them.

[FO.CO. VOL FAN]

Well it would sure be nice to see them Ohio!

[Ohiovol09]

Originally Posted by FO.CO. VOL FAN

Well it would sure be nice to see them Ohio!

I am trying FO. CO., my buddy still has them at his house, I have to get them still, and I promise you, the day I get them back I will take a picture and upload them on here.

I am about to start making another Tennessee cornhole set to keep down at the lakehouse in Tennessee and for all tailgating purposes at home games. I am going to do a different design, but haven't thought of one yet.

[dsbyrd]

Originally Posted by volmanbill

Ummm....with great trepidation I ask....what are cornhole boards?

I know, kind of scares you when you see that term, no?

I first saw them up at Notre Dame years ago. I assumed it was a yankee thing. I have seen a few at tailgates in Knoxville, but assumed they were being used by transplanted yankees. At least one history gives them a Cincinnati origin, but does say perhaps the foothills of Kentucky.

I guess they have more universal popularity than I assumed.

[Dawson]

Im telling you. Ladder golf or sometimes called Monkey golf is more fun.

[VolunteerHillbilly]

Back in my day we just played mumblety peg. Much more portable.

[bubbajohnson]

I Like To Play Cornhole But Washers (aka: Warshers, For Some Of Us) Is Harder. Just Really Hard To Dig A Hole And Set Up For Washers Anywhere. Campus Police Don't Like It If You Decide To Dig A Hole In The Keep Off The Grass Area. Cornhole Is Easy To Set Up At A Tailgate Party, Plus There Should Be No Sharp Objects Attached To A Stick When Alcohol (aka: Alkeehol) Is Involved.

[VolunteerHillbilly]

Originally Posted by bubbajohnson

There Should Be No Sharp Objects Attached To A Stick When Alcohol (aka: Alkeehol) Is Involved.

That's just plain ignorant there.

[bigorange]

Originally Posted by VolunteerHillbilly

Back in my day we just played mumblety peg. Much more portable.

yeah but we don't go to games by horseback anymore so throwing the cornhole in the back of the pickup is no problem...

[VolunteerHillbilly]

Horseback? On a serious note, I do have an original set of Jarts lawn darts in excellent condition in my garage. These are the real deal, skull crackers. I can't imagine pulling those things out for a tailgate.

[zehr27]

Originally Posted by VolunteerHillbilly

Horseback? On a serious note, I do have an original set of Jarts lawn darts in excellent condition in my garage. These are the real deal, skull crackers. I can't imagine pulling those things out for a tailgate.

I gave my cousin 5 stitches in his lip playing with those when I was like 6. I cant image what would happen if I was to play with those while drinking. Good thing I dont own a set.

[VolunteerHillbilly]

Originally Posted by zehr27

I gave my cousin 5 stitches in his lip playing with those when I was like 6. I cant image what would happen if I was to play with those while drinking. Good thing I dont own a set.

I don't know that I'd want to play with them under any circumstances. I couple of years ago I thought about getting rid of them (for money) and I learned that it is illegal even to sell them used in the U.S. although you can get a tidy sum for a set in parts of Europe.

[zehr27]

Originally Posted by VolunteerHillbilly

I don't know that I'd want to play with them under any circumstances. I couple of years ago I thought about getting rid of them (for money) and I learned that it is illegal even to sell them used in the U.S. although you can get a tidy sum for a set in parts of Europe.

Man what a bad invention this game was. Throwing oversized darts out in the open is just crazy.

[volsgal03]

love cornhole, the only problem is, every cornhole game I've played have been OSU. I still had a good time.

[Ohiovol09]

That isn't necessarily a bad thing...

Tennessee boards are the best, but OSU's aren't bad.