Outdoor board games

[drobertson]

While up north in Wisconsin my son in law got the hankering for building some Corn Hole boards, a quick trip to the lumber yard and it was on, Christy put together the bags, while we put together the framing and finish,  I will say, I've never seen plywood like this a very clear white wood, that had a little fuzz in spots when sanding, but finished off very slick.


  

 
I'll say this game is very fun, close to addicting,

[Magicman]

Nice job on the boards.  Some of that imported plywood uses some strange species.  ???   

[beenthere]

Very likely it is baltic birch, and it looks like it too. A good game that we often enjoy.  On the order of horseshoes.

Even has rules..  :      ;D

http://www.playcornhole.org/rules.shtml

[Magicman]

Very likely it is baltic birch

You are correct bt.  Is that something native to us?  I see some much imported plywood that I assumed.  :

[beenthere]

From at and around the Baltic sea (between Sweden and Finland), from what I know... some referred to as Russian birch, but essentially the same or about the same.
But don't know if many of the birch species get tagged with the Baltic name. May have taken on representation of a very high grade of plywood, and often several plies.

[Magicman]

Thanks, I did not want to step in a sink hole.   

[Chuck White]

I like to play "Texas Horseshoes"!