First time using shottie on woodies

[Martin g]

Had the lesson this morning chaps, and was money well spent again.. Turns out I did better when not rushing the shot and keeping my eye on the target rather than the end of the barrels.. Still more practice needed and hopefully up to speed for harvest time..

[jasper3]

Good one Martin..well done mate

 

jasp

 

Covlocks..no hard feeling mate..i just believe possitive comments work much better than negitive one's I am sure we all agree that no one likes to see injured birds..and I would also think ,we all love our sport

[covlocks]

Well Done Martin

 

You will enjoy yourself much more when you can be confident of a good hit rate. No-one pretends to be perfect, there are some days that I can miss a barn door whilst standing beside it, but I can identify why I am having problems and either go home or make a concerted affort to correct that problem.

 

I hope I havent offended - but you have taken the correct course of action rather than the advice given by some of "keep banging away at the birds and it will eventually fall into place"

 

Enjoy - the season of plenty is just around the corner

[KillStone]

not to start anything but when i first started shootin as a young kid i remember firing about 150 cartridges before even connecting with a pigeon. However i was hooked on shooting and just wanted to improve now if decoying and i dont end the day with at least one:2.5 i am shooting badly and i have only shot clays a couple of times, this is just me saying facts not putting any opinion!

cheers