Fear This II Tourney - (Thanks for the Pictures Fred!)

[Niall]

This is a tournament, I have designed it to test each team's resolve, the planning that has gone into this is more than I have done for any game before. This will probably be one of the last free games I set up.

Every team will see action... Unless they get lost.

That said, the squads will outnumber the OpFor, but plastic death will flow from their guns!

[Garrett]

TITS will take a Saturday slot.

[Killer]

I can't find directions.

So.. Directions?

[chapped]

I can't find directions.

So.. Directions?

If you can't find this field you better not bother going! Eh Niall?
Donnahue Creek is, in my opinion, an advanced field. It is nothing like any other field I've played.
The terrain is chaotic, overgrown and relentless. Waterways are lined with tall, thorny brush to grasp onto when you lose your balance.
I've visited this field twice.
The first time it was cold and wet. And while we knew our location and possessed a topo map, compass, and gps, the hike out was miserabley wonderful.
The second time it was hot and dry with all of the above mentioned pitfalls.

I don't fear the Russians.
I fear their field.

Can't wait OSK!!!! It's gonna be good times.

[Killer]

I went to Fear this I.

Just, my dad would like to know how to get there. but i found 'em.

[Niall]

TITS will take a Saturday slot.

Saturday Morning?

[Niall]

Directions: Take I-84 to Exit 17 (Troutdale) After the Flying-J go Right.
Continue to Stark St. Take a Left.
Off the Stark Street Bridge take a Right.
Keep Going on Columbia Scenic Highway.
After the Portland Women's Forum Larch Mountai Road will go off to the right, follow it to just past Mile Marker 6, you are there. Look for the Airsoft Geeks.

You must be gathered on the other side of the gate at start time, we have to stay to our time line.

[Niall]

If you can't find this field you better not bother going! Eh Niall?
Donnahue Creek is, in my opinion, an advanced field. It is nothing like any other field I've played.
The terrain is chaotic, overgrown and relentless. Waterways are lined with tall, thorny brush to grasp onto when you lose your balance.
I've visited this field twice.
The first time it was cold and wet. And while we knew our location and possessed a topo map, compass, and gps, the hike out was miserabley wonderful.
The second time it was hot and dry with all of the above mentioned pitfalls.

I don't fear the Russians.
I fear their field.

Can't wait OSK!!!! It's gonna be good times.

All teams will have an admin that knows the area, they will not tell you when you are lost until they mark off points because of it!

[Junto]

Woohooo! DRAT will be runnin with a big stack sunday! I'm excited.

[Pulsipher]

Hell yeah Lets do this


LLLLLEEEEERRRROOOYYYY JJJHHEEEENNNKKKKKIIIINNNNNNSSSSS!1!!!!!!11!!!1

[sk8erkingdsz]

Hell yeah Lets do this


LLLLLEEEEERRRROOOYYYY JJJHHEEEENNNKKKKKIIIINNNNNNSSSSS!1!!!!!!11!!!1

+1!

[Niall]

http://www.thespetsnaz.com/maps/field.jpg

[Niall]

Only 2 slots open for Saturday Morning. 8PM tonight will be the deadline for getting on the roster!

Videographers and Photographers are welcome, wear a vest.

[Valentine]

What about a combat photographer? That would be perfectly acceptable right?

[Deleteplz]

What about a combat photographer? That would be perfectly acceptable right?

PM sent.