Quail walks, where you start at the back fence, low gun, and start walking forward. The puller can pull a bird at any time,so long as you get them all in the air before the shooter falls off the trap house. Needless to say, this is a one shooter at a time event. Five birds, best score wins.
Bushwhackers. Five shooters, first shooter picks the spot, from on top of the house right back to the fence. First shooter calls and shoots the bird, second shooter can shoot at a piece(if there are any big enough to shoot at). If he breaks it, first shooter goes to the end of the line, and doesn't shoot until all shooters have completed a turn as first. Second shooter is the successful shooter, so third shooter goes first, with fourth shooter trying for a piece. When the original fifth shooter goes, the original second shooter is next,then if he misses the piece, he goes first, and down the line to include the original first shooter who is now fifth. We do a two life system, where you have to have a piece broken twice to be knocked out. The last man standing wins whatever the the prize is.
Five spots. First shooter picks the spot, usually WAY WAY back and at a hard angle, then each shoots 5 birds and best score wins. Ties shoot off. This can also be a six spot, if you want to do it as a buddy shoot, where the buddies alternate going first and backing up.