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Oklahoma Paintball Fields
Oklahoma has the Mistletoe as their state flower and their slogan is "Labor Conquers all Things." Oklahoma is a Midwestern state, just above Texas and land known for cattle drives and cowboys. Oklahoma as a western state was largely forged in central Oklahoma, where pickup trucks, cowboy boots, and oil wells were the original status symbols. The Chisholm Trail, the most famous of the cattle trails that moved Texas cattle through Oklahoma Territory after the end of the Civil War, came through here 130 years ago. The country's largest live cattle auction still gets under way in Oklahoma City's Stockyard City every Monday and Tuesday morning. Many towns in central Oklahoma, including Guthrie, Oklahoma City, and Norman, share a common heritage: they were born in a single day. The land run of April 22nd, 188i9 opened parcels of land in central Oklahoma to non-Indian settlement. Americans in search of land for farming and raising a family rushed into the unclaimed lands to stake their claims. Oklahoma has many beautiful lakes, museums, and interesting points of interest.
Some interesting points of interest in Oklahoma include Alabaster Caverns State Park, the First Capitol Trolley in Guthrie, and the Myriad Botanical Gardens in W. Reno. The Myriad Botanical gardens takes visitors through habitats ranging from desert to rain forest, complete with a 35 foot waterfall. For visitors who want to get a taste of the culture of the Old West, people sometimes visit the Blue Bell Saloon in Guthrie and the Island Guest Ranch in Ames. The famous cowboy star Tom Mix tended bar in the Blue Bell Saloon in the early 20th century. The capital and largest city in Oklahoma is Oklahoma City. Oklahoma also has many great paintball fields that are scattered throughout the state. At Wild West Paintball Supply, Inc. in Purcell, the atmosphere is very family friendly and it is a popular field for community groups paintballs and church youth group paintball. The games are played safe to make sure that no one gets hurt and so that everyone goes home with a positive experience. Wild West lets you bring your own paint and all day air refills are included in their inexpensive entrance fees. The Bunker is one of the most famous paintball parks in the country, with a special D-Day scenario event that draws thousands of players each year. The Bunker is also known as D-Day Adventure Park, and they are home of the world's largest paintball event. Oklahoma D-Day is sponsored by DraxXus the makers of paintballs such as Arctic Inferno Paintballs, Rainbow Paintballs, and Sun Flare Paintballs. Other events held at D-Day Adventure Park include a Bike & Jeep Rally, a Fall 4 x 4 Invasion in early October, and an event known as Red Dawn.
Other Oklahoma paintball fields include Paintball Land in Collinsville, Buckshots in Tahlequah, Buckshots in Tahlequah. Ball Busters has fields that can be reserved for private events such as youth group paintballs, corporate parties, church group skirmishes, and family paintball. Players not sure of the game rules can download them at their website tahlequahpaintball.com. Ball Busters have a 200 x 100 foot airball field with more than 25 inflatable bunkers, a 180 x 260 speedball course, and a Woodsball field.
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