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Practice Before Hitting the Field

I do a lot of practicing with my airguns before, during, and after hunting seasons. A good portion of this is after work in my basement range at 15-20 yards, and you may wonder what value that has. If I was just shooting off a bench, not much. But I find that using field positions; … Continue reading »

Categories: Big Game, bird hunting, crow hunting, Deer hunting, Destinations, Jackrabbits, offhand shooting, pest birds, Pest Control, Prairie dogs, Rabbits, shooting sticks, Shooting technique, Small Game Hunting, Squirrels, Uncategorized | 5 Comments

Out in South Dakota on a Prairie Dog Hunt

Unfortunately I was late getting out for P-dogs this season and worried the populations would be down and the dogs very wary. I’d had an invite to hunt a big ranch property in the Western part of South Dakota, so loaded up my (mountain of) gear and made the 7 hour drive. I got in … Continue reading »

Categories: binoculars, Destinations, Ground squirrels, Long Range shooting, Pest Control, Prairie dogs, shooting sticks, Uncategorized | 3 Comments

Shooting Positions: Standing shots in the field

One of the requests I’ve gotten lately is to write a bit about the shooting techniques I employ when in the field hunting. I’m going to do so, but preface it with a disclaimer: I am not a target shooter, outside of a brief stint in the army national guard I haven’t had formal training, … Continue reading »

Categories: offhand shooting, shooting sticks, Shooting technique | 4 Comments
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