Shotgunning: Snow Goose Guns
Choosing the right shotgun can increase your harvest during the conservation order. By Phil Bourjaily.
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NSSF Shooting Tips: Don't look down the barrel
Having problems hitting decoying birds? Here's a few tips that might help you improve your shooting. Gil Ash of OSP Shooting Schools demonstrates why shotgunners shouldn't look down the barrel, nor at the bead.
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NSSF Shooting Tips: Sporting clays, springing teal
Gil Ash, OSP Shooting School demonstrates how to hit the springing teal target on a sporting clays range.
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NSSF Shooting Tips: Lead versus Gun Speed
Waterfowlers face varying shot angles and speeds, but by controlling your gun speed you can improve your shooting no matter the shot. Learn how to control your firearm's speed.
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Q&A with Corey Cogdell
Corey Cogdell, U.S. Olympic Bronze Medal Winner in Trapshooting, takes some time to talk with Ducks Unlimited.
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Shooting: Three Pointers from a Pro
The reality of waterfowl hunting is that everyone misses. Being able to overcome a miss involves confidence and a fundamental understanding of each shot.
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Aaron Fraser Pass Remembered
Aaron Fraser Pass, who lost his battle with cancer in early April, left a rich legacy of fine writing and useful advice on topics pertaining to sporting arms and ammunition.
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Changing Game
The baseline formula for good shooting on moving targets is well established.
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Easy Come, Easy Go
Waterfowl hunters encounter a variety of shots that qualify as either "incomers" or "outgoers."
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Bad Habits
My last column dealt with what might be called the psychology of shooting—specifically, how subconscious mental laziness and loss of focus can lead to shooting slumps.
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DU-TV Tip: Shoot Decoying Birds
DU-TV's Wade Bourne identifies the best tactics for shooting decoying ducks from several angles, and how to practice these shots at the range.
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