Creative Ideas Of plinking (All your Ideas )

What are those toothpicks stuck into? Wood with a slot, or a firm foam?
Looks like a fun game.

"Opening" a bottle by removing the cap. Turning beer bottle caps into washers.

Expired medicine pills and some candies are great targets !

Clothes pins on the clothes line at 35 Yds. Wife is not to keen some new about this cause she need to buy some new ones every month.

I love shooting at those wrapped hard round mints. I pin the plastic wrapper on a board with nails sticking out (sharp end out).

They splatter spectacularly! They leave either flying chunks or more usually a cloud of sugar dust. 

Glue aspirin to black poster board and put it at what ever yardage that will challenge you.

c4 lets you know when you hit it

Very nice Doogy! I like aspirin,playing cards and water balloons.The balloons i fill to different sizes to challenge at different ranges.

anyone ever tried ricochet on purpose?

Golf tees or dum dum suckers stuck into a board at whatever distance.

Golf tee's with grapes, cherries, acorns, strawberries stretch them out till it's challenging. For micro precision try baby aspirin, or tic tacs on a brad nail and don't hit the nail. Good shooting my friend keep the videos coming

I like hanging a chicken liver out at 25 yards and swatting the flies that will come by the hundreds. 

Made me laugh with the flies. Good one though!

To get some excitement... I plink blossoms off my wifes flowers in her very large flower garden...
Not sure why this gives me excitement...but I think she might be catching on.... 

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When my kids were young I made a poster board like the game Shoots and Ladders. We each had to take turns shooting in each square to advance. At the shoot or ladder a very small corner was marked so that if you hit it you could take the shortcut. First one to finish won. They loved it. Great family fun and they learned precision. 

Doogy, you're French. Wine corks! Synthetic ones last a long time, even .22 rimfire doesn't do much. I usually shoot them at 75 yards,

Moses in PA