| The best thing about woodsball is that you can set it | | | | accommodate the number of players in your game. |
| up nearly anywhere on just about any terrain and the | | | | You may want to set up some bunkers by stacking |
| field can adapt to whatever type of game you want | | | | rocks, tree branches or any other natural things |
| to play. There are a few things that you will want to | | | | available at your location. You could also bring some of |
| keep in mind while playing woodsball so be sure to | | | | your own manmade bunkers to place on the field if |
| take notes. Wherever you play always remember | | | | you would like. Bunkers whether natural or man-made |
| your safety rules and be sure to bring along some | | | | provide an excellent sources of cover and |
| water, snacks and first aid equipment. | | | | concealment. Always disassemble any natural bunkers |
| First choose a location that is easy to get to and far | | | | that you've built before leaving the field. |
| enough away from houses, cars and busy roads. Be | | | | There are any number of places where you can set |
| sure that there is natural cover and your location is big | | | | up a game of woodsball. Be sure to make use of all |
| enough to accommodate the number of players in | | | | the natural terrain and elevations in the area where |
| your group. The field should be large enough that you | | | | you set up your field of play. If you go to private |
| are out of range of the opposing players and not so | | | | property be sure to ask permission first. When you set |
| large that you can't hear each other when | | | | up a safe area for eliminated players make sure that it |
| communicating. | | | | is far enough away that they can safely remove their |
| Mark off the boundaries to your field using any natural | | | | goggles. |
| features and landmarks that are available. Plastic tape | | | | So to recap choose a good location that is close |
| can be used if necessary so be sure to bring some | | | | enough and easy to get to. Away from populated |
| along. You'll want the bases to be set up at opposite | | | | areas so you don't hit any innocent bystanders. Set up |
| ends of the field. And you may want to mark off any | | | | you boundaries using any available natural landmarks |
| unsafe areas. Be sure to set up a safe area for those | | | | or tape if necessary. Be sure to mark off a dead |
| who are eliminated. The size of the field isn't that | | | | zone for those eliminated during play. And as always |
| important as long as it is large enough to | | | | be safe and keep your weapon pointed downrange. |