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**the_real_kaz** · January 23rd, 08:55 PM

I'm sure alot of people other then me have tried to build there own course in there backyard.
I'm mostly talking speedball but you can have bunkers in the woods also.

Using just plywood as bunkers is expensive (unless its used like mine) and having all plywood bunkers isn't much fun.

I've used tarps, tents, cars, old car hoods, and other misc. stuff to make cheap bunkers. I've made snakes and tubes and direto bunkers and stuff before also. If you want to know what exattly i did with those things listed above just ask.

So anyway back to the point, anyone have any other Idea's on what i can use laying around the house to build my own bunkers.

emmyemmyjojo · January 23rd, 09:05 PM

take 3 large garbage bags fill on with dirt and put that bag in another and the that one into the third bag

**Gangsta_Redneck** · January 23rd, 09:07 PM

u can use inflatable mattreses

**Jester of Paint** · January 23rd, 09:08 PM

i used old doors

**the_real_kaz** · January 23rd, 09:13 PM

Wow those are great idea's for back bunkers, what about snakes??

**dfdtrumpet** · January 23rd, 11:11 PM

idk about snakes, but you can always go to most local stores(particaruly hardware) and get pallets for free. a little bit of modding(move the wood on one side to the other to fill in holes) and it makes a pretty decent bunker

**Kurt** · January 24th, 12:36 AM

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Originally Posted by dfdtrumpet

idk about snakes, but you can always go to most local stores(particaruly hardware) and get pallets for free. a little bit of modding(move the wood on one side to the other to fill in holes) and it makes a pretty decent bunker

Damn, beat me too it. Stores like wal-mart and stuff ususally have a bunch out back, just pull a pickup around there and load it up.

**RandomSkater** · January 25th, 04:30 AM

You can also screw plywood onto the front side of pallet bunkers.
Then you can also make it so part of the top is open and you can fire through the slots.

**the_real_kaz** · January 25th, 01:16 PM

ok, well here's my idea for a snake:

I take some fence posts and put them in a row, then I run a fence line across them at the height of the snake. Then I bought a bunch of tarps form the local hardware store and i drap them over the fence line. The problem we ran into was the tarps started to blow away so we put rocks and boards on the bottem part of the tarps. This works pretty good, but the snakes are really skinny.

Any other Ideas??

**Sittin_duk** · January 25th, 01:20 PM

What about old furniture? Like old couches or something like that, or old table turned up. This is for the snake, btw.

**mLuH** · January 25th, 02:41 PM

inflatable kiddy pools turned on their side! thatd be cool

**rodeopb28** · January 25th, 03:03 PM

old doors, i kno a guy who used a old couch. a desk and w/e else that is good to hide behind.

bgbubba · January 25th, 04:01 PM

I know its not cheap but I always thought it would be intersting to use pexy glass (dont know how to spell) for bunkers.

**pballa12** · January 25th, 04:03 PM

uhh you can use plastic toats and if u have anything that blows up. You could also build bunkers out of wood. I have 2 blow up things ones a football player ones a baseball player and they have holes in the middle to catch baseballs and stuff. Well i use those and put my barrel threw the hole

works great

**M4Maniac** · January 25th, 05:59 PM

I used plywood, and i have a huge wooded backyard so there are huge logs i can use for snakes.

**PaintBallBryan** · January 25th, 06:16 PM

those plastic kiddie pools..i know somebody said inflatable pools...but the plastic pools would work just as well. go to like salvation army and pick up some old tv's or something that are very large....i dunno....you could always go to a lumber yard and ask for pallets or scrap lumber....thats always cheap..well free anyway

***Imagine_Sniper2*** · January 27th, 07:24 PM

use pool rafts, the long ones that are made so you can lay on them in the pool

**Ellis** · January 27th, 10:03 PM

Barrels/trash cans for a snake. Spindles or w/e for bunkers. Picnic tables sawed in half. See, I used to have my own field, and I used all of these.

**the_real_kaz** · January 27th, 10:57 PM

Cool, yea thats what i've made is my own feild but i needed some more idea's. These are great.

How do u get the old doors to stand up right?? And some of the other things. Tree's arn't always an option, I've been using fence posts anything else?

***Lokbomb*** · February 6th, 11:18 AM

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Originally Posted by the_real_kaz

Cool, yea thats what i've made is my own feild but i needed some more idea's. These are great.

How do u get the old doors to stand up right?? And some of the other things. Tree's arn't always an option, I've been using fence posts anything else?

I just watched a video and they used hay bails piled up, looked good. I dont know if you can get them easily....or how much they cost...no idea...but they worked pretty good on the field I just saw.