While help from an experienced flyer is always best, it sounds like you have a nice big place to fly and a good beginner airplane. Read the instructions that it comes with thoroughly. I also think it comes with a DVD? If so watch it. Familiarize yourself with the plane and the controls on the ground then give it a go.

Just make sure you are in an area of your property that is free of obstructions if possible. Things like buildings, telephone lines, fences, trees, etc. can really ruin your day.

You very well may have a mishap or two. Take note of what you were doing and what the plane did then come on here for input on how to prevent it the next time. Be prepared to end up buying some repair parts in case of a crash.

Another tip is to keep a good altitude. Keep the plane where you can see it well of course but high enough that you have time to recover from a mistake.

Also, if you get into trouble and feel out of control, let go of the sticks. the plane may right itself or you'll at least have a second to get your bearings and decide how to correct the plane yourself.

Have a plan for each flight and don't try to progress too fast. I'd start out by getting the plane in the air, doing straight and level flight and gentle turns then getting it back on the ground in one piece.

If you are ever out and about and run into another, more experienced flyer, ask them for input. I'm sure they'd be glad to help out.

Finally, don't get discouraged if you have trouble at first. Flying is a skill that must be learned with practice. We ALL screwed up more than once in the beginning.