There are two FITA Field Rounds - Marked Round and Unmarked Round. Each round consists of 12 or 24 targets, with 3 arrows shot at each target. The Field Range is usually laid out in a forest with the targets arranged to provide the maximum variety and difficulty of shots as the terrain permits. Targets can be set-up on the sides of hills, down hills and up hills making the judgement of the actual distance to the target difficult, especially for the unmarked round. All targets are numbered with the numbers set up behind the longest distance posts on each target.
All targets have to be shot in numbered order.
The coloured posts mark the shooting position for each target and should be marked with the number of arrows to be shot from each post. For the marked round, they will also have the distance marked on the post. The colour of the post indicates which age division and bow type will shoot from that position, eg. Usually there are two posts, side by side, so that two archers can shot at the same time, with 4 archers at each target. The target faces used in FITA Field are black with a gold centre.