We have West Coast Roadkill Bingo
for our friends in the California area and
American Roadkill Bingo
that works well all across the United States.
West Coast Roadkill Bingo comes in blue (shown) and yellow.
The games have been road tested to minimize the miles between bingos. (In other countries, if some animals are less common, you can substitute; for instance, in many parts of Africa, you can think "elephant" instead of "skunk".)
You can also play Roadkill Lotto with it, so it's really two, count them, two games in one!
Roadkill Bingo comes with four colorful plastic playing cards so the whole family can play, and 77 static cling squares.
Roadkill Bingo comes in a handy reusable package that fits in your glove compartment. You can put your insurance papers and registration papers inside so you always know where they are.
We offer ``CHEST'' Roadkill Bingo
T-shirts, a low-tech, hands-on, educational travel game
printed on a T-shirt with adhesive stickers to play
the game on your shirt. It's more than a T-shirt,
it's a travel game.
The T-shirts are printed on white, 100% cotton in sizes Large or Extra Large. The shirts are screened with six bright colors.
As in normal Bingo, each player take a card.
The driver does not get a card! If the driver wishes to play, someone else must play their card for them.
As you travel down the highway and see an animal, you cover the cartoon character with a white sheet (out of respect for the deceased) until you get five in a row for a bingo.
The squares are reusable and there is nothing to break or wear out.
The game has humorous instructions on the backside on how to play Roadkill Bingo... plus instructions on how to play Roadkill Lotto!!! So it's really two, count them, two games in one!
NOTE: Larger families and groups will need 1 board game for every 4 players.
You will find this game on page 38 of Dave's book.
![[deer]](Images/deer-wc.gif)
An Army Sergeant passed out the four Roadkill Bingo cards from a
``West Coast'' version of the game to his truck convoy drivers prior
to departing King Khalid Military City. The Sergeant explained the
Roadkill Bingo rules: ``If your vehicle hits an animal,
the game is over'' and announced some critical substitutions required to play
the game on the Main Supply Route, (MSR Dodge) to Daharan.
``Abandoned cars, camels and empty water bottles were substituted for
the `deer', `rabbit' and `skunk' on the
West Coast version.''
``The convoy would stop to compare Roadkill Bingo cards at each rest
stop and the troops spotted many `URKs' (unidentified Roadkill),
smells,
snakes, shoes and produce along the 450 mile route. We really
enjoyed playing Roadkill Bingo and achieved a Bingo prior to
arriving safely in Daharan.'' the Sergeant reported.
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