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Went to a practice ground this morning where I was offered the following "birds": Startled partridge away Rising mallard & mallard away Rising partridge & slow partridge Varied pheasant & low woodcock Startled woodcock & looper Crossing partridge & crossing pheasant Slow woodcock & quartering partridge Driven pheasant Rabbit & overhead duck Incoming pigeon & teal Are there "standard" names for different clays? To me they're all clay discs of differing sizes at different projections, once I've seen a pair I can work out how to "kill" them (even though I frequently don't). Let's face it, they can't jig around in the sky like real birds and, as has been said before, clay shooting is diverging from game shooting all the time. Also today, with the wind, they were not behaving the same as they would have been yesterday, "birds may vary". Edited for typo,
