How Do You Build Woodsball Bunkers?
Woodsball is the variant of paintball that uses natural settings and immobile terrain to approximate real warfare. It is different from other versions, such as speedball, because of the emphasis on natural environments instead of constructions and movable terrain. Woodsball bunkers are constructed to protect a team as it moves throughout the play area. Natural obstacles and concealment should take precedence over player-constructed forts and foxholes. Building a bunker will require a bit of forethought and an eye for tactical placement, but it can be great fun for the woodsball enthusiast. Construct two starting areas on either side of the field. Designate these with police tape or another clearly visible material. These will be the encampments that both teams will launch from as well as a safe zone to protect players who must have a timeout to adjust gear or goggle problems. Line the exit from the starting area with a conical shield of barrels. Road construction barrel indicators can
