Prairie Dog Airsoft outlines a vision for a massive indoor airsoft arena that prioritizes accessibility and variety. By choosing an urban warehouse setting, he ensures plenty of parking—sparing players the awkward walk through city streets in full tactical gear. The layout avoids the typical cramped feeling of indoor fields by offering a mix of tight corridors and open spaces where snipers can actually do their jobs without hitting a wall every five feet.

Prairie Dog Airsoft's "Airsoft Linguistics 101" is a funny guide on effective communication for airsoft players. He breaks down communication into three key phases: pre-game, in-game, and post-game. He advises players to use pre-game time to relax and create simple plans with teammates, emphasizes the use of specific and descriptive call-outs during the game to alert teammates, and recommends sharing positive stories and avoiding complaints after the game to build camaraderie.

Prairie Dog Airsoft presents "Airsoft Economics 101," where they break down the various costs associated with getting into airsoft, including expenses for guns, ammunition, clothing, and unavoidable fees like admission. This is mainly for Canada airsoft players where they discuss different price points for airsoft guns, from entry-level to high-end, and explains how ammunition costs can vary based on usage.

Another beginners guide done by Prairie Dog Airsoft which directly addresses one of the most common and crucial initial decisions for newcomers: selecting their first airsoft gun. P-Dog, operating out of British Columbia, Canada, leverages his personal experience and passion to deliver practical guidance, simplifying what can often be an overwhelming choice given the vast array of airsoft guns available. 

"Airsoft Etiquette 101" by Prairie Dog Airsoft, serves as a comprehensive guide for airsoft players, emphasizing the critical importance of good conduct on the field. It covers essential rules such as always wearing eye protection, respecting referees and other players' equipment, and most importantly, honestly calling your hits. He stresses that adhering to these etiquette guidelines fosters a positive and safe airsoft community, ultimately enhancing everyone's gaming experience.

Prairie Dog Airsoft got an interesting list for airsoft players, and it is about 10 lies about our hobby. What do you think these are? Are they made by airsofters themselves or those who are not familiar with the hobby, looking in from the outside?... "Just 10 things that aren't true when it comes to airsoft, enjoy!"

If you are looking into playing airsoft as lone wolf even as a beginner, then here is a video from Prairie Dog Airsoft for you. Though it is always best to play with a team so you can be assured that someone always watches your six... "Playing airsoft alone can be pretty cringe if you don't know what you're doing."