Wolf Creek, Star, NC  - March 22, 2008 

Wolf Creek Paintball (http://www.wolfcreekpaintball.com) is ‘presenting’ a scenario based on the 1994 Harrison Ford movie (oh yeah, it may have been a book too for those of you who do that whole reading thing. Paper books! How quaint!). What were we talking about? Oh yeah, Clear and Present Danger at Wolf Creek, 1 mile east of I-73/ hwy 220  in Star, NC. Star, NC is almost dead center of the state, so depending on where you are, there you go. The field only allows field paint, so get ready to pony up. There are no directions on the web site  to speak of (a few maps) and no information, at this time, on the scenario. There is a registration page. They were having a bit of technical difficulty with their site at the time of this writing but you could still pre-register. I interviewed field owner, Barry Lamonds, and he was very excited about the upcoming event, the new changes to the field and how they were continually improving the bunkers, buildings and experience. He expects 200-250 participants for Clear and Present Danger and given the response other fields have had with scenarios lately, they may very well get that many. I suggest you register early and show up early. You can also see their forum at http://groups.yahoo.com/group/wolfcreekpaintball/

Details: 

• Fee: $25 prior to March 19th, $35 after that, registration includes all day air/CO2 and field fee
• Paintballs: $40 and up
• Game Starts: 10am
• Field Opens: 8:30am
• Phone: 910-576-1990 or 910-220-7184

I played at Children of Men at Wolf Creek last year and I have to tell you this is great field. It’s 80 some acres, heavily wooded,  has one of the best forts I’ve ever seen, a house to clear and a village. But it’s the woods that make it. The organizers last year handled the 80-100 players well, kept things organized, and even a had a medic tent  set up with a real doctor to handle real world injuries. Bring your own chairs and I would even suggest your own food and be prepared to have a great time.