I don’t know the game. What is it all about?
That sounds like a really interesting game. I am sure you had fun. Thanks for sharing
No I even don’t know about the kind of the cowboy and the Indians games. May be some of these games differs country by country. It seems they are a kind of lively games.
Yes, I’m sure some games are different in each country. ☺
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Yes and we had the cap pistols too.
Yes, I remember the cap guns. I had one and loved it. Wonder if they still have them?
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Yes as a child we were playing that game and it was fun
Yes, we always had a blast making noises, running and laughing. Wonder if any young ones would play now?
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I sure did! Our parents were hooked on western movies so it was a natural progression!
Nice! My parents watched westerns too! I still watch those old shows and some still in black & white!
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Yes, the games we played were fun especially when using the imagination an added something extra to make the games more fun.
Yes, imagination games outside were the thing back in the day!
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No we didn’t plus our parents were too strict we wasn’t allowed to have toy guns in the house! So it was just manly football or other games we played. And the girls with babies dolls and toy house.
Playing ball outside is good activity!
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I played once at a friend’s house but my parents were very anti-gun, even pretending sticks.were guns was frowned upon.
funny story my grandparents bought us a Nintendo system and we were allowed to play Mario brothers even though parents thought that was still too violent, but couldn’t play Duck Hunt because my parents confiscated the gun controllers.
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It’s an outdoor game for kids to pretend to be cowboys and Indians. Two teams and you chase each other and try to get the handkerchief or flag. Cowboys pretended to have a gun, and Indians pretended have bows and arrows. I remember hiding in ditches. That is how I played back in the day.