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Posted by:
Daniel "skulley" Duffina
on September 19, 2003 at 22:28:55

I have 26 acers that contain a gravle pit and large amount of woods. The woods are surrounded by a corn fieled and a soy been field. Also the woods have many groomed trails. I am interested in starting a paint ball operation. What would be the best way to start something like this.

We have had people all ready doing paintball and they tell me I have the best layout as far as the gravel pit and the woods go.
This would be a year round operation.
Thank you for any help you can give me ( Skulley )

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: I have 26 acers that contain a gravle pit and large amount of woods. The woods are surrounded by a corn fieled and a soy been field. Also the woods have many groomed trails. I am interested in starting a paint ball operation. What would be the best way to start something like this. : : We have had people all ready doing paintball and they tell me I have the best layout as far as the gravel pit and the woods go. : This would be a year round operation. : Thank you for any help you can give me ( Skulley )

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