| Homemade paintball bunkers can be made from | | | | with the point at the top or you can use your cinder |
| practically anything you find in the dump, in the woods, | | | | blocks and prop them up between rows. |
| or around the house. They just have to be tall enough | | | | Empty plastic or metal 55 gallon drums make good |
| to crouch behind in order to be effective. They can be | | | | bunkers. You can stand them upright with two or three |
| as simple as rope tied between two trees with tarp | | | | together to crouch behind or line them up on their side |
| over it or hay bales piled high to forts constructed of | | | | on the ground. If you want them to be a little more |
| scrap wood and plywood. | | | | stable fill with dirt and they won't move. |
| Old tires make good bunkers. They can be stacked as | | | | Use drums and tires to make a taller bunker. Place a |
| high as you want or can be dug into the ground with a | | | | drum upright and put some dirt in it to stabilize it then |
| trench behind. To stack them high find a long branch of | | | | stack two tires on top. |
| a tree and dig a hole to put the end in. Secure with soil | | | | Logs stacked upright or dug into the ground (if they |
| and stack the tires over the branch. Get tires from the | | | | are big) make great bunkers and you can find them |
| dump, you can usually get them free. | | | | right in the woods. |
| Palates are easy to get and useful in making bunkers. | | | | If your neighbor gets rid of his old garage door you |
| Visit your local discount stores and they will probably | | | | may want to ask if you can have it. This makes a |
| have them stacked by their garbage bin. Palates come | | | | really big bunker once you get it standing. Actually any |
| in wood (the ones usually thrown away) and in plastic. | | | | type of door that you can find in the garbage dump |
| Plastic palates can be purchased at lumber supply | | | | can be used to make a bunker. |
| stores or hardware stores. Usually palates have large | | | | Take chicken wire or inexpensive wire fencing and |
| spaces between the boards and these must be | | | | form a circle with it. Now place all your grass clippings |
| covered to make an effective bunker. You can cover | | | | all summer and by the end of the season you will have |
| the palates with tarp by cutting to fit and stapling with | | | | a grass bunker. |
| a staple gun. Plastic Garbage bags work too but are | | | | Bunkers for paintball can be made from just about any |
| not long lasting. If someone in the area is throwing out | | | | type of garbage. With any luck you won't have to |
| old carpeting cut it to fit the palate and staple it on with | | | | purchase anything to build them. Just make sure if you |
| a staple gun. You can attach palates together in a V | | | | are going to take something be sure to ask first. |