Buckaroo! Reviews

Buckaroo is a game which is about you putting items in turn onto this horse and if it bucks into the air and shots all the items off in the process whilst it is your turn then you have lost. You take it in turns to place items on to the horse so this could be on the ears, the saddle the tail or whatever you feel you could put them on. You ...  Read the complete review

Buckaroo is a fantastic game for children of all ages! My 3 year old son loves playing it with both his friends and parents. The game involves a mule which needs to be laden down with items such as a lantern, a hat and a rope. You gently place the items onto his saddle and try to avoid him bucking and throwing all the items ...  Read the complete review

Buckaroo is a great game. A game for kids aged four and above. A plastic donkey standing on a plastic base on its two front legs with its hind legs in the air as if the donkey is kicking out. Press the donkey's back down until the donkey clicks into position, the donkey now stands on all four legs. Now carefully place the items onto the donkey's ...  Read the complete review

I didn't own this game as a child but played it at friend's houses. I enjoyed playing it occasionally but didn't really feel any need to own it as it is the sort of game that is fun for a few games, but as each game lasts about a minute you can quickly become bored of it. All you have to do to set it up is set the spring on the donkey, ...  Read the complete review

When I was a young girl I had an obsession with horses so naturally Buckaroo was in my games collection. The game basically consists of a plastic mule who sits on a platform. The aim of the game is pop lots of plastic items onto his body without causing the rear end of the mule to spring up. Each player takes it in turns. This game is ...  Read the complete review

I remember playing buckaroo as a child and was never keen on the game because I always lost and it was frustraiting to keep having to put the peices back on. I will say even now I am not keen on this game for the very same reason. My children were bought this as a christmas prestant and they love it. There is a mule on a platform that ...  Read the complete review

Buckaroo is a game of skill that is designed for children aged 4 and up and is aimed at 2 players of more. The aim of the game is to load up a plastic mule (Roo) with plastic items (12 in total, the saddle must go on first) and to take care when loading as too many vibrations or too much force will force the spring inside to ping Roo ...  Read the complete review

For just £12, you can relive your childhood (or force your kids to do it) and buy this classic game from Hasbro. Buckaroo is based around a horse. Your job is to load him with a collection of odds and ends: a saddle, a shovel, a water bottle, a sauce pan, an oil lamp, a bed roll, a rope lasso, a bag of dynamite, a cowboy hat, a holster ...  Read the complete review

Buckaroo is a game for 2-4 players. It is aimed at children aged 5-8 and gets the idea of sharing and persaverance across. I quite liked this game as a child and enjoyed playing it with my sister, as she was the younger she was always clumsier than me so set the donkey off pretty easily! On the odd occasion she didnt set it off I ...  Read the complete review

This is one game I owned as a child and still own and love playing it at xmas time just for laughs! It is by MB toys, and is very good quality and hardwaring as Ive had it for about 10 years now. The aim of the game is to pile as much stuff on Buckaroo's back. You push his bum down and it clicks into place. Then ...  Read the complete review

Hmm...I remember having Buckaroo as a child...everybody I know now has said it was one of their favourite games. I beg to differ. Buckaroo was a donkey. He came on a little blue plastic board his front legs slotted into. Youd bend his back legs so he would sit under himself. This was very hard and took a lot of practice to get him to ...  Read the complete review

This is one of those games that has been around for years and the fact that you can get it these days for as little as £9.99 means that it is excellent value. I recently bought one for my niece who is seven for her birthday. The game is a test of skill and a steady hand, there is a mule which is on a hinge and the idea of the game is to ...  Read the complete review

Buckaroo is a very simple but fun game for young children, i remember having this when i was a child so when i spotted it at tesco befor christmas i just had to buy it for my daughters. This game cost me just under £10 and is aimed at children aged 4 upwards. You have got a plastic donkey who has a spring in his back, you ...  Read the complete review

Buckaroo is a game aimed at younger children and when we bought it for my niece it cost us £9.99 although that was at least a year or two ago. It is a game of skill that requires a steady hand, any number of players can take part, the idea is that you have to place certain mining gear on your donkey before you go off looking for gold ...  Read the complete review

***BUCKAROO*** - - - - - - - - A classic game of skill for all the family! Made my MB games and sold in all good toy shops for around £9.99. You can usually find special offers on board games in Argos, Woolworths and Toy R Us though. ***The packaging*** - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - Buckaroo comes in a ...  Read the complete review

When I was a child one of my favourite games was buckaroo, it was just so exciting trying to get all the camping equipment on the “donkey's” back without setting it off. Now I'm older and have got children of my own, I thought I'd never get to play it again. But, one of the toys my youngest daughter bought with her birthday money was, yes you've ...  Read the complete review

Buckaroo is a game I used to play when I was naught but a little girlie. The idea is that you have to load up an arkward mule with all your prospecting gear. if you upset it by not being gentle enough, it bucks and throws all your stuff on the floor - meaning you have to start again (and in the game you lose). Buckaroo isn`t really ...  Read the complete review

I bought “Buckaroo!” for my 5 year old daughter last Christmas (£9.99) and it has given us hours of fun. It is recommended for ages 4 years and over, for 2-4 players and it doesn’t require batteries. The object of the game is to carefully stack up to 10 objects on a mule’s saddle before the mule kicks and throws ...  Read the complete review

Buckaroo! This is a marvellous game, overload the beast of burden until he finally reacts in only the way an exploited animal will. O.K. its simple, but here are a three of my tips on how to get the most out of this game. 1. Introduce drinking forfeits. Watch as the least steady handed of your party becomes progressively more wasted. The ...  Read the complete review

This was another game that we grew up with. It was plastic it did not need batteries and it bucked. Great fun for the children. The whole game is built around a bucking donkey fitted with a saddle and reigns. The main aim is to put your mulit coloured goods that you have for example a shovel, a rope, a bucket on the saddle of the ...  Read the complete review