A question of terms.

[Squid]

One of the hunt items is "your stang with a Keg of beer. May either be a pony or a full keg."

Simple, right?

I think not. . .Here's my question. I am a homebrewer (have for 10 years now), I keg my beer instead of bottling it. I use 5 gallon cornelius (Pepsi) kegs to keg my beer into. If you go to any homebrewing supply house (http://www.homebrewhq.com) sells these as homebrew kegs.

Before I start all sorts of :censored: Will this be acceptable as a keg?
(If you stop by my place, I'll draw you a cold one out of this keg) :clap:

Jim

[crimsonblack]

Well, I would vote valid on it. Is the pepsi keg the size of pony?

[Squid]

A pony is 7-1/2 gallon, a full keg is 15 gallon.

My cornelius kegs are 5 gallon.

[lxexpress]

I'D VOTE IT FAIR......FOR A COUPLE A COLD ONES..LOL.seriously though..i think its good

[Squid]

I'D VOTE IT FAIR......FOR A COUPLE A COLD ONES..LOL.seriously though..i think its good

It's a long trip to Canada from Texas, but I think we can accomodate you. :beerchug: Thanks!

[91GT347]

How about a Hieneken keg can. If it's not opened technically its a"full" keg. lmao kidding

[Squid]

Ok -- just to set the record straight -- here's the keg I am talking about. Even caught it during the fill process.

(That'd be a lovely English porter)

Enjoy!