WOLF RECON RECRUITMENT & REQUIREMENTS
In order to join the team, all potential members first become recruits. A recruit is someone who practices with us, tags along during games, and shows interest in joining the team. Spending time as a recruit gives us a chance to get to know you and gives you a chance to see if you would fit into the team.
Although we do not have an age requirement, we do recognize the challenges of having younger members on the team. We are an adult team, and while we normally do not recruit anyone younger than age 16 and prefer all members to be 18 or older, we are willing to make exceptions if it works out for a member and their parents.
We only recruit individuals that are close enough to regularly attend practices and events; you must be able to attend at least 2 team functions per month to be considered an active member. Most of our members are located in the Wisconsin Dells and Madison area of Wisconsin.
Wolf Recon does have a team uniform that we wear most of the time. It gives us uniformity, makes us look like a team, and shows others that we are organized. Periodically we allow members to choose their own uniform for certain practices and events.
Because of our hard playing style and high attendance, all Wolf Recon members are expected to have and maintain a higher level of gear than some teams. Many of us have numerous loadouts and backup weapons. We do not impose any definite restrictions on your gear (other than requiring eye pro, hydration, and communications gear) but if you want to be on Wolf Recon, you are expected to have all the gear that is necessary to play.
Everyone on the team is required to train on a regular basis. This comes in the form of practices, shooting ranges, scenarios, and physical conditioning. We are constantly training and it helps give us an edge above some other teams. We play very hard and expect everyone to do the best they can and become as skilled as possible.
Wolf Recon was based on the foundation of good sportsmanship and respect. All members are required to uphold a professional image and do their best to maintain it regardless of the situation. Elitism and bad attitudes are not tolerated on the team. Whether on or off the field, new players should always feel comfortable approaching the members of Wolf Recon.
And finally, our team does consider ourself a mil-sim team, so we do follow a chain of command. Rank is earned and has a monetary dues requirement to the team per year. How these dues are spent by the team is decided by membership votes. Members are expected to follow the orders of those outranking them and listen to command. This was established to help us stay cohesive as a team; there is no room for lone wolves on Wolf Recon.
If you are still interested in joining after reading all of the above, then we want you to contact us and become a recruit. We look forward to hearing from you! |