Go shoot trap from skeet positions 1 and 7, a lot fun and gets you into the hard swings and leads for dovesOver the years, I have chased the gray bird avidly…
but have found that even with lots of skeet/trap/SC practice (to include shooting in August “bird leagues”)…
that come opening day, I still go through dry spells in which I miss a lot of birds…
As I’m getting older, I find this phenomena gets worse and not better!
so, please give me tips on how to reverse this trend…or in other words…How to hit a dove…?
THATS AWESOME!!!! Haven’t seen that movie in awhile.You have to lead them more but this thread made me think of this great movie scene.
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Being the land owner has its privileges!My spot is at the south end ( lowest elevation) of our 5 acre dove field, adjacent to a creek. Tree for shade and at the lowest elevation. We sit our shooters about 100 yards apart, ringing the field. Most birds come from the north end (highest elevation) and either circle left or right around the field toward my spot. 20 ga Ithaca 100, i.c. and mod. 7/8oz 7 1/2 or 8. Rarely need the mod barrel. Best run was seven and I got arrogant and rushed a double. Love those close crossers, like a half distance station four high house. Half a limit and I switch to my black powder 12 ga ml. Fun. My spot of choice cause I own the land.