November 30, 2013
This post shares a hunting problem: what to do when your shotgun malfunctions.
Good news and bad news about our dove-hunting trip this morning.
The bad news is that one of the barrels on my new (used) gun does not fire – meaning I effectively have one shot and if I don’t make the shot I’ve got to reload before the bird gets out of range. Also, I was very tentative in identifying what was a dove and what was not, causing me to not fire on several birds which turned out to be smug doves who just flew away unscathed. For that I have no regrets, but the score remains:
Doves: 1, Me: 0.
The good news is that although we arrived about a half hour later than I would have liked (6:45am), we had perfect weather and I confirmed a prime spot on Brundy farm land which we used to practice shooting and even throw clays for each other. Practice makes perfect, right?
Happy shooting!
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