This is the basic placement. The men who take the handler are called respectively the "left bunny", "middle bunny" and "right bunny", 4 = middle middle, 5= wings right, 6= Wings left, 7= deep
example of placement with the cutters moving
this the most seen threat so memorize all the placement ! the 7-deep cover the 2-Cutter The 5-Wings Right have to go only a few seconds in the area between the disc and the 1-Cutter, then come in the back of the 1-Cutter (just the time to avoid they make the pass). If the 6-cutter goes deep, then the 5-Wings right has to follow him until the Deep switch with him
this happens often. The 3-Handler is still in the middle zone so the Middle Bunny mark him. the 5-Handler don't need to be marked as he is in the break side, he must normally not receive the disc.
The bunny's are in men to men but in zone not only on one man. Left bunny takes all the men that have the disc in the left side of the field. (Look at the cones to know the size of these zone) Middle bunny, the same but the middle part of the field (which is bigger than the side part). Right bunny, the same with the right side. So here, the Left Bunny, don't take the number 3-Handler anymore but goes on the 7-Cutter. IF the disc goes back to the number 3-Handler, then the Left Bunny defend back on the 3-Handler. Specification : if a defensive player is place nearest than the bunny that must defend, he goes to mark the man with the disc until the correct bunny come to switch with him.
basic placement with the horizontal stack
this is the best placement we can have to defend, with the disc at the top left (when forcing sidearm). The throws are very difficult . The 6-Wings Left have to move forward to prevent the number 7-Cutter from cutting in line and then immediately goes back to avoid the pass to the 2-Cutter. Left wings always need to be near enough from the 2-Cutter but just make some 1 second poach on the 7-Cutter. if the 7-Cutter goes near the line, the sideline call crash and the Middle Middle goes between the disc and the 7-Cutter
personally, I think the best would be to throw a rolly pull that goes outside the field on the left side. if it rolls outside we'll have enough time to place our zone correctly more over, it's less difficult to do that, than a try to make a pull that lands outside and then that they call a brick.