Taking the snap out of snapshooting

Article Abstract:

The practice of snapshooting, which deals with shooting as fast and as often as possible when grouse hunting, is a frequently-recommended, but foolish, technique. If there is time for three quick, haphazard shots, there is also time for one careful shot.

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Getting into grouse

Article Abstract:

Grouse hunting is discussed with emphasis on the habitats of the birds and shooting techniques. Grouse, who like thick cover which offers a plentiful supply of food, need to be flushed out before a quick and accurate shot can be made.

Habitats, Grouse

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Better safe...

Article Abstract:

Hunters and shooters should not take the safety off their gun until they raise the gun to shoot. The most effective safety measure is to open the breech when engaging in activities such as crossing a fence.

Safety and security measures, Firearms, Shotguns, Hunting guns

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