Redneck olympic game ideas

Participants dress up like rednecks and take part in redneck-related activities such as the hubcap toss; mud pit belly flop contest; bobbing for pigs feet; mud pit slip-and-slide; mud pit tug-of-war; redneck horseshoes using toilet seats; the armpit serenade contest; greased pig catching; and redneck surfing, in which a participant stands on a mattress while being pulled through a mud pit by an all terrain vehicle.

People buy tickets to enter the site. You might also charge a small fee to participate in activities and have the chance to win prizes donated, of course. Another fundraising model is to make the event free, but ask for donations for a large, donated draw prize, such as a weekend trip. If you want a larger scale fundraiser, you can solicit sponsors for each of the contests.

Sponsors pay a fee, provide prizes, then get their name attached to the event. Atlanta, GA: What started off in as a goofy way to raise money for charity has evolved into a nationwide phenomenon.

Back in , Atlanta was going to host the Olympics and a lot of jokes were being made about a bunch of rednecks hosting the Olympics. They expected a small turnout, some decent weather, and a few laughs.

They're a hard-working group of people who can let loose and have a good time," he said. On Saturday, a cacophony of loud music and roaring engines were set against a dusty backdrop in the hills of western Maine where several thousand people gathered. People paraded around in every manner of vehicle: pickups, all-terrain vehicles, dirt bikes, go-karts — and even a snowmobile. Many spectators watching the trucks churning across the mud course ended up covered in mud themselves.

Crowds were encouraged to get into the act during the "competition," but actual athletic skills were not a requirement. For example, one of the events called the "beer trot" featured an obstacle course that participants traversed while carrying a beer in each hand. The goal was to finish quickly — without spilling. There were faux gold, silver and bronze medals for winners. Since then, the Redneck Games have expanded into an annual major event. Over the last decade, roughly 95, individuals have attended the one-day extravaganza.

Each individual event has its own legion of fans, roster of popular competitors, and history filled with tradition. Check out their official website at summerredneckgames. Check out our pictures below or why not check out out videos below as well. Redneck Olympics Games Pictures. Redneck Olympics Games Videos.

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