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Missing too many birds? This 6-step wingshooting primer will get you back in the game
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AdvertisementEven during his prime, Tiger Woods had the occasional bad day when the ball just didn’t go where he wanted it to go.
On those rare instances, his response was always the same—get back to basics.
That’s the approach hunters need to take with wingshooting.
We all go through periodic slumps when we just can’t hit the target, and when that happens, the surest way to get back on track is to focus on the fundamentals of proper shooting form.
Here’s what you need to consider to start putting more birds in the game bag again…