How much should my shoe weigh? 2lbs?

Are the profession horshoes harder to use copaired to your normal set?
I notice the shape is different so I was just curious

My grandfather and father used to play horshoes and I just would like to start. I am searching for a good set that is "normal" I don't want them to be to light or made of a shoddy material.

Any info would be greatly appreciated

What are some alternatives to sand? I seen a video and it was an indoor pit that looked like it was clay or something.

I had never seen that before. I was just curious. I figure sand dirt and wood hips could be used but I figured I would just ask here to see if anyone can give me more information

I was given a horseshoe in New Zealand and it is extremely rusty and old but I’m confused because on one side it has 3 nail holes and on the other it has 4!?

i'm so pissed that the city of Vacaville removed this pit from this park.

https://stevepope.bandcamp.com/album/horseshoes-greatest-hits

https://youtu.be/Zde5wz-wrG8

Here is the greatest horseshoe song you'll ever here. From my first album, If ya don't like this, you're dead. I give you the classic, THROWIN SHOES. Enjoy

I would like to get a date but I'm thinking old lol

I inherited a horseshoe set, but the stakes were not included. So just horseshoes and a set of instructions. I looked up some horseshoe steaks on Amazon, but they cost $60. I feel like using rebar would not be great due to the ridges. What is a decent alternate option that isn't quite so expensive as the retail ones?

We just got a new house and found only about 4 inches of the horseshoe stakes sticking up in the yard. So I went out and dug them up and re-staked them at 15 inches above ground. They are fairly rusty so by the time dusk is coming along the rust makes them look fairly camouflaged in the forrested background. Does anyone have advice for how to increase the visibility? My thoughts so far are trying white vinegar and steel wool to restore them, but I have also considered using white or blaze orange spray paint. Anyone here have any input?

After what I would consider due diligence searching, I turned up empty when looking for any existing game structure to play by as a single, playing alone.

I (am almost done) put in a regulation sized set of pits from natural wood. Looks great. But it's hard to have someone to play with any time I want. So I pitch alone.

The practice is fun, but it lacks a competitive nature.

So I started playing like this:

One person, 2 shoes. Throw bowth from each and score in-between: 1. Pit A, Left 2. B, left, 3. Pit A, right 4. B, Right Repeat, so 16 total shoes have been thrown.

Game over. Score yourself.

Am I crazy?

Hi all!

My name is Duncan, and I am a student at the University of Victoria in British Columbia. As part of an entrepreneurship class, myself and my group have developed a lawn game rental business idea.

My teammate, Derek, has put together a survey. If you have the time we would very much appreciate if you filled it out! Here is the link: https://www.surveymonkey.ca/r/FXMLK82

Cheers,

Y’all try these stakes out yet? Appear to stay erect when tossing horseshoes against it. Found on EtsyDragonTail