Identify and Gather Homestead Obstacles
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Can It Dodge A Chicken Coop?
What happens here
Begin by surveying your homestead or testing area to identify existing structures and objects that can serve as natural obstacles. Look for items commonly found in a working yard, such as chicken coops, various feed bins, water buckets, small sheds, gardening tools, or even tarps covering materials. The goal is to utilize these everyday items to create a challenging environment, rather than purchasing specific test obstacles.
Goal: Collect suitable items from the homestead to form the obstacle course
Tools and materials
- Chicken Coops N/A — As large, stationary obstacles
- Feed Bins N/A — As medium-sized, often movable obstacles
- Tarps/Covers N/A — To create low-lying, uneven, or obscured ground obstacles
- Water Buckets N/A — As smaller, potentially easily displaced obstacles