So you want to play a game of paintball on a national forest land? Not a problem, but before you go make sure you know what the rules are.

You do not need any special permission or any type of permit to play paintball on national forest lands, you have the right to shoot a paintball gun. As long as you're not being reckless you will not have any problems.

According to the Firearm Regulation, you have to be at least 150 yards from any structure, that includes streets and highways. You must also maintain a distance away from any wilderness areas are closed to paintball or shooting on a national forest land.

Be aware that a forest ranger has the right to close off sections of the land to any type of firearms and paintball. You cannot leave behind garbage or barriers. If you bring it in with you, it must leave with you are the simple rules to follow.

National Parks are not the same as city and state parks that may have rules against playing paintball on the land. You cannot shoot at wildlife, signs, or trees. A national forest land is a public area and many visitors come to these parks to enjoy the beauty as well as other activities, try to avoid being disruptive to others.

Now that you're equipped with the rules you can enjoy a great game of paintball at a National Forest. Not only will you save money, but also you'll have an awesome playing field.